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… he wished to be distinctly understood that in rising to call their attention to the connection of the Free Church of … neither bound up, neither mollified with ointment. 7 Your country is desolate, your cities are burned with fire: … To what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices unto me? saith the LORD: I am full of the burnt offerings of rams, …

… her newfound work. Daevan Mangalmurti: You spent most of your career in the financial and strategic services … translating a collection of short stories, which strikes me as another world entirely? Kalpana Raina:  I started life, … press. This meant there were all sorts of what we would call “typos” today, as well as lacunae in the manuscripts. So …

… that you would not be angry at receiving a letter from your friend Frederick Douglass. It may be all a dream, yet … prompted by a dream. That you may the more readily excuse me for presuming to dream of you I will mention that I went … spirit, and shall welcome the day which shall again find me by your side in this good cause. I write thus freely to …

… the worst thing to be was irrelevant. This was familiar to me because in many ways it echoed the art historical … and the struggle. This agreement felt historical to me, which is to say that I felt that there must be other ways … African art could be modern. He came from a country where your race and ethnicity determined so much of your life. He …

… Then I went to work at the Shelton Sanitorium. You got your eats there. I lived day to day. I thought about going … out for yourself when you were dating. My parents gave me lots of warnings before I left Ireland. Our wedding … read, to prove you knew English. Then you had to give the name and phone number of the person who was your sponsor. You …

… that of happy triumph and glory, and it would not become me to enter into any lengthened details respecting the horrors of slavery. I will call your attention to that brighter aspect of our cause—its … to slavery, and urge you, as friends of freedom, in the event of a war, to take advantage of it for abolishing …

… familiar with, but that “Dr. T,” as his students call him, thinks they might wish to know about. The impetus for the weekly event began in the classroom seven years ago at Cornell … capital of books and manuscripts is really exciting for me.” This year Yale is celebrating 175 years of Arabic …

… at the University of Chicago in fall 2024. Can you tell me a little bit about your background and how you came to your research interests? … times until I ended up with Art History, which excited me intellectually and emotionally in many different ways. I …

… How did the Modern Middle East Studies major impact your studies? During my time at Yale, some of my favorite … and I visited Turkey and Morocco. Those experiences gave me something that the classroom could not always capture.    … I was able to sit in on lunch colloquiums, which gave me exposure to the wide-ranging scholarship on the region. …

… Inhorn  co-edited the volume and contributed to a recent special issue of the journal  Anthropology of the Middle East … Interview condensed and edited. What motivated you and your colleagues to publish the book and special issue? First, … My colleague, Lucia Volk, who co-edited the book with me, documented a protest camp that Syrian refugees started in …

… Inhorn  co-edited the volume and contributed to a recent special issue of the journal  Anthropology of the Middle East … Interview condensed and edited. What motivated you and your colleagues to publish the book and special issue? First, … My colleague, Lucia Volk, who co-edited the book with me, documented a protest camp that Syrian refugees started in …