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Results for: Faculty Fellow Projects
11.19.24
Tracking the tap: A historical and cultural analysis of Chinese touchscreen media
11.15.24
Backdrops and props: Confronting the Asian presence in LGBTQ cultural productions
10.21.24
The secret lives of women spies
4.25.24
Japan’s “five-foot giant” of international relations
2.19.24
The caliph’s counselor
2.9.24
Peace of mind: The science and philosophy of mental health
11.9.23
In digital worlds and on physical stages, directors invite audiences into the story
10.26.23
Modernist physiognomy
10.19.23
The politics of time: The lessons of Sabbath for seeking justice
4.18.23
Rwanda’s privatized polis and the people in the path of progress
3.6.23
On the ‘ugliness’ of whiteness
2.21.23
From ‘pétroleuse’ to pornstar, the radical theorizing of sex workers
11.29.22
Social hierarchies and domination
11.8.22
Teaching modernity in the mountains
10.12.22
Learning from Haiti’s classical music culture
4.25.22
Real estate and the hidden history of the U.S. AIDS epidemic
3.28.22
Our senses as sources of value
3.1.22
People get ready
11.29.21
How to constitute a nation
11.15.21
A muse of early America
10.12.21
Muslim women on the minbar
7.19.21
Rule long and prosper: Advice for the ages, from the Sages
3.15.21
An anthropologist takes on academia’s attraction to complexity
11.17.20
Get real: On the risks of authenticity
11.9.20
Norwegian encounters with the world’s music makers
10.8.20
Licensed thrills: The art of the James Bond franchise
4.21.20
Is Envy OK? Is Love Laudable? What Medieval Texts Tell Us About Emotions
4.1.20
Home Work: Inside the Lives of Migrant Caregivers in Palestine/Israel
2.20.20
Bedlam in the New World: A Mexican Madhouse in the Age of Enlightenment
11.18.19
A War With Words: How Spain’s Women Lobbied Against Slavery in Cuba
11.5.19
The City Electric: How Mexico City’s People Shaped Its Electrified Future
9.24.19
Ovid’s ‘Ibis’: Out of Exile
4.15.19
The Feuding Physician of Ancient Rome
3.15.19
Baby Talk: Listening to the ‘Little Guy’ in Medieval French Literature
2.26.19
Tradition and Transformation: Clara Schumann and the Creation of Classical Music
1.22.19
Omitted History
10.9.18
Ancient Theater Gets Its Groove Back
9.20.18
Antifascist Writers on the Run
4.30.18
Remembering the German ‘Holocaust by Bullets’ in Belarus
4.17.18
What Do Latinxs and Asian Americans Have in Common? Look to Their Literature
3.13.18
‘How We Listen Shapes How We View the World’: The Radio Drama in Post-WWII Germany
11.28.17
Disobedient Reading: A Long Look Over Black Life
10.20.17
Writing a New Kind of Western Music
4.24.17
Close Enough? Reasoning Mistakes Great and Small
4.6.17
An Unknown Architect of the Black Aesthetics Movement
3.21.17
Revolution in the Reels: Filming Japan’s Interwar Struggle
2.7.17
The Secret Scribes of Modernist Lives
11.28.16
‘A Poetic Processing of New Media Phenomena’: A Look at the 20th-Century German Avant-Gardes
10.12.16
Progress and Pitfalls in Bolivia’s Natural Gas Bonanza
9.27.16
Live from the Pampas! Nationalism and Narrative at the Creole Circus
4.20.16
Seasons in the City: Tracing the Pace of 19th-Century China
3.30.16
What Makes a Democrat? Staging Political Transformation in 1950s West German Film
2.10.16
Melancholy and the Musician: An Ethnographic Study of Classical Turkish Performers
12.3.15
The Cunning of Brahmanism: Invisibility Has Its Privileges
11.19.15
Meet the Nuns of the 17th-Century Spanish New World (Or, Dark Drama in the Nunnery)
4.23.15
Organic Origin Story: Tracing the History of “Natural” Eating
3.23.15
Mexico, Cosmopolitanism and World Literature
3.9.15
More than the Monster: Holocaust Perpetrators in Literature and Film
12.16.14
Rumormongering and Seditious Talk: “Unofficial Voices” Retell Chinese Cold War History
11.19.14
Message Received: Paul Steinbeck on the Art Ensemble of Chicago