New book by Amanda Shubert
Seeing Things: Virtual Aesthetics in Victorian Culture
Seeing Things: Virtual Aesthetics in Victorian Culture
"Who was John Locke, and why are his ideas still relevant?"
"Knives Out: Medieval Recipes, Culinary Violence, and Literary Character"
“Always Awakened: Gospel Hymns and the Spectacle of American Revivalism, 1875-1900"
This exciting new opportunity is made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
"Taken Not Given: The End of Slavery in Britain"
Jacque will present research based on her completed second book project, Pan-African Lives: Racial Politics and Belonging in Africa.
“Women’s Piety and Coded Writing: The Case of Anne Halkett (c. 1623-1699)”
The IRH congratulates Darshana on this fantastic achievement.
Callaci's recent book was reviewed by Dorothy Sue Cobble (Distinguished Professor Emerita of History and Labor Studies, Rutgers University).