Alcalá-Galán, Mercedes
Uncovering Black African Female Slavery in Early Modern Spain: Voices from the Archives and Portrayals in Art and Literature
Uncovering Black African Female Slavery in Early Modern Spain: Voices from the Archives and Portrayals in Art and Literature
Biography Katie covers the administrative and program management needs of the Institute for Research in the Humanities (IRH) and serves as assistant to the IRH Director while continuing to research and write on transdisciplinary performance art. She received her PhD in Art History from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and holds a Master’s degree in First …
Self-Representation and Burlesque Portraiture in Golden Age Spanish Poetry: A Study of Identity, Irony, and Social Commentary
Professing Equality, Protecting Inequality: Anti-Woke Publics, Race, and Education
Profession of the Brush: Sesshū Tōyō and the Artist in Medieval Japan
Possession: A Story of Gods, Goods and Greed
Doing Things with Being Undone in the Necrocene
The Gospel in Black and White: Race and Popular Culture in American Hymns
The Haunted and the Hunted: Human and Nonhuman Animals in British Literature between the Wars
The Poetics of Practicality in Late Medieval England