Hennessy, Mary
Vanishing Mediators: Work, Gender, and Technology in Weimar Germany
Vanishing Mediators: Work, Gender, and Technology in Weimar Germany
"For Our Gay Brothers and For Ourselves": Lesbians in The US Anti-AIDS Movement
Humane Conditions: Labor, Healing, and the Poetics of Black Maternal Health
Threadworks: Anonymity and the Needle in Early Modern Italy
The Outsider Turned Ambassador: American Jewish Activists in Postwar France and its Empire, 1945-1955
Biography Kathleen (Kate) is a PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy at UW–Madison. She received her B.A in philosophy and creative writing from the University of Iowa. Kate specializes in metaphysics and philosophical logic, particularly as regards modality (the study of possibility) and mereology (the study of parthood). Her dissertation investigates so-called maximalist ontologies—views …
Genetic Associations: A Data-Centric History of the Social Genome, 1990–Present
Sweeney Todd: Myth, Meme, and Media
Freedom-Seekers 1776
Imaginary Empire: British Adventures in Florida on the Eve of the American Revolution