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… which were  recently translated into English . She talked about humor during the war, Ukrainian fighters and language … funny. The last one is very important.” Stiazhkina spoke about a friend of hers who is currently fighting on the … but also inherently personal and political. “It’s about the transition from a Russian Dostoyevsky little man to …

… Someone enslaved might unconsciously distort her views about herself or others in order to maintain her sense of … Thus, for academic purposes, currently “our information…about slavery is not from survivors of slavery.” To … an extraordinarily angry, hurt, wounded voice” talking about the physical deprivations of his post-enslavement …

… between June 2020 and January 2021. Respondents were asked about their willingness to take the COVID-19 vaccine when … as well as their motivations for taking it, concerns about it, and most trusted source of vaccine information. The … the most commonly cited reason for reluctance was concern about side effects; relatively few, except in Russia and …

… It is the idea, he said, that there are “certain things about American politics and our role in the world that are … the only conservatives “that really tried to be serious about shaping society in a certain way, replacing what was … is supposed to look like…It preserved what was important about classical liberalism in America and preserved what was …

… of slave societies. Seeking to avoid facile assumptions about the genealogical relationships between ancient and … off the conference by encouraging attendees to “think about slaves as people in all of their humanity.” Pointing to … or scale across time and space? And, how might we think about the various ties which bind ancient models of slavery …

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… Professor of History emeritus at Vanderbilt University) about Professor Blackett’s new book: Samuel Ringgold Ward: A … to the abolitionist movement? A: We may know little about Ward compared to some of his contemporaries, but they … are years, particularly the end of his life in Jamaica, about which we know very little. How did that impact your …

… think the whole Hong Kong society knew… They had no doubts about me being straight or gay.” When asked by journalists about her romantic life, she “found ways to answer them … Kong Legislative Council tried to start a public survey about LGBT issues and could not get it passed. HOCC recalled …

… Studies and Lecturer in History of Art, spoke with Yale about her life and work at the university during the 2023-24 … Asia, Turkic, and Persian cultural spheres. Tell us more about the path that brought you to Yale. I am one of a few … wider Anglophone audiences who might know only a little about this region and its material culture. But the book is …

… institutions, as well as governments, who are concerned about falling behind peer states and facing unpredictable and … having positive benefits, while others are less sanguine about the risks. “We are really grappling with a situation here in which experts do disagree about all of these technological developments,” Gottemoeller …

… Faculty of Arts and Sciences, recently spoke with YaleNews about her book. The interview has been edited and condensed.  … to democracy? I argue that Tunisia’s success has been less about the direct personal bonds formed between the elites in … groups, although obviously those matter, and more about how the opposition leaders were able to view each other …

… disputes. Professors Hathaway and Shapiro spoke about the main theses of  Internationalists  at Henry R. Luce … Fazal, on the other hand, agreed with Hathaway and Shapiro about the emergence of a new world order based on … the great powers,” he argued, “and the rule changes were about conquest, not about war.” So wars became defensive and, …