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… poet Elizabeth Bishop and about the end of life as seen through the works of Emily Dickinson, Gustav Mahler, and Mark …

… but they are all similar in their social commitments: through their subversive actions they both express political … working on her manuscript, Contagious Files: The Cultural Memory of State Surveillance in Hungary. Her research …

… of textbooks and maintaining teacher attendance. Through her work at Pratham, she has observed and contributed …

… in southern Iraq), “The Marches” (which describes a walk through Cumbria and the Borders with his father), and “Can … Cid (for his books), a Scottish BAFTA (for his documentary making), and honorary doctorates from Stirling University and … to Hungary, established this lecture series in 1986 in memory of his father, a graduate of the Yale Class of 1927. …

… addressed to the Lithuanian Reformation Movement in the late 1980s, this project reconstructed the prevailing … understanding how national myths, symbols, and collective memory can serve as multidirectional tools to either drive or …

… with William H. Worger and Nancy Clark (2001); History, Memory and Identity, co-edited with Vijayalakshmi Teelock … a course on Islamic reform in Southeast Asia from the late eighteenth century. Janet Ewald’s first research … History. Harms is also author of The Diligent: A Voyage Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade, which told the story …

… a brief summary of your research? The handmade object, through its very process of becoming, reveals a connection … about a particular pace or hesitation; a history of its making. This dimension often becomes flattened through digital production. Mechanized and manual weaving are …

… established moorings brings to the fore dynamics of home-making that are obscured in more settled circumstances. Syria … what matters to them most. Doing so requires perseverance through adversity in order to grow an awareness of whom one …