|
 |
| |
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| Lila
Abu-Lughod:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1984 |
| Interests:
Social anthropology, gender, popular culture and oral literature, self and emotion, Third World media, social transformation, politics of scholarship, Islam; Middle East |
|
| Paul
Anderer:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1979 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature, film, and criticism |
|
| Mark
Anderson:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Johns Hopkins,
1985 |
| Interests:
Kafka, European modernism, German-Jewish culture, theory and practice of translation, postwar German and Austrian literature |
|
| Stefan
Andriopoulos:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Dr. Phil.,
University of Hamburg (Germany),
1998 |
| Interests:
German and European literary history from 1750 to 1930, cinema & media studies, literary theory, occultism, interrelations of literature and science, law and literature |
|
| Gil
Anidjar:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of California at Berkeley,
1998 |
| Interests:
Comparative Literature, medieval philosophy and theology, Islamic and Christian Spain (12th-15th centuries), Kabbalah, Jewish literature, Arabs and Jews in medieval and modern Europe |
|
| Jonathan
Arac:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1974 |
| Interests:
19th-century British and American literature and culture; criticism and theory; the novel |
|
| Charles
Armstrong:
|
|
| Associate Professor (History),
Ph.D.,
University of Chicago,
1994 |
| Interests:
modern Korean history and politics, the international history of East Asia, and ideology and international relations in the Asia Pacific, issues of ethnicity and boundary making in Northeast Asia |
|
| Peter
J.
Awn:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1978 |
| Interests:
Islamic religion; history of religions;Human Rights in Islam |
|
| Roger
S.
Bagnall:
|
|
| Professor Emeritus,
Ph.D.,
Toronto,
1972 |
| Interests:
History of the Hellenistic and Roman East; Late Antiquity; Papyrology |
|
| Zainab
Bahrani:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
NYU,
1989 |
| Interests:
Ancient Near Eastern art, cultural and feminist theories; colonial, postcolonial theory and criticism |
|
| Janaki
Bakhle:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
2001 |
| Interests:
Modern South Asian History |
|
| Hilary
Ballon:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
MIT,
1985 |
| Interests:
Renaissance and Baroque art, architecture; American architecture, urban design |
|
| Teodolinda
Barolini:
|
|
| Lorenzo Da Ponte Professor of Italian,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1978 |
| Interests:
Medieval and Renaissance Italian literature; Dante; Petrarch; Boccaccio; medieval lyric; reception of classical antiquity; gender |
|
| Kelly
Barry:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Johns Hopkins,
2001 |
| Interests:
literature and aesthetics in the Enlightenment and Romantic periods; anthropology and literature; philosophical anthropology |
|
| Barry
Bergdoll:
|
|
| Professor (Art History and Archaeology),
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1986 |
| Interests:
Modern architecture, in particular 19th century French and German architectural theory and practice, key figures of early 20th century modernism |
|
| Akeel
Bilgrami:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of Chicago,
1983 |
| Interests:
Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind |
|
| Elizabeth
Blackmar:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1981 |
| Interests:
American social and women’s history before 1919 |
|
| Jean
Cohen:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
New School for Social Research,
1979 |
| Interests:
Contemporary political theory; rights of women |
|
| Elaine
Combs-Schilling:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
UC Berkeley,
1981 |
| Interests:
Symbolic anthropology; political anthropology; nation-state formation; gender; North Africa; Middle East |
|
| Antoine
Compagnon:
|
|
| Professor (French and Romance Philology),
Docteur ès Lettres,
1985 |
| Interests:
16th century; 20th century; literary theory; Montaigne; Proust |
|
| Maryse
Conde:
|
|
| Professor Emeritus,
Doctorat,
Paris III (Sorbonne Nouvelle),
1975 |
|
| Susan
Crane:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
U.C. Berkeley,
1975 |
| Interests:
Medieval literature of courts; literature and culture of the Hundred Years War; Anglo-Norman and insular bilingualism; theories of gender, performance, translation, and animality. |
|
| Jonathan
Crary:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1987 |
| Interests:
Visual culture, 19th-Century art, film, technology |
|
| Kimberle
Williams
Crenshaw:
|
|
| Professor (Law),
LL.M.,
Wisconsin,
1985 |
| Interests:
civil rights, black feminist legal theory, and race, racism and the law |
|
| Hamid
Dabashi:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of Pennsylvania,
1984 |
| Interests:
comparative study of cultures, the Islamic intellectual history, social and intellectual history of medieval and modern Iran |
|
| David
Damrosch:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1980 |
| Interests:
20th-century literature and criticism; theory and methods of comparative literature; Bible and ancient Near Eastern literatures |
|
| E.
Valentine
Daniel:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1979 |
| Interests:
Semiotic anthropology, refugees, states of violence, critical theory; South Asia |
|
| Jeremy
Dauber:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Dr. Phil.,
Oxford,
1999 |
| Interests:
History of Yiddish literature, Jewish literature, Yiddish theater |
|
| Victoria
de Grazia:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1976 |
| Interests:
Modern Western Europe, Italy |
|
| Vidya
Dehejia:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cambridge,
1967 |
| Interests:
South Asian Art |
|
| Nicholas
B.
Dirks:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago |
| Interests:
Historical anthropology, history of anthropology, ethnology, peasant society, the state, critical theory; South Asia |
|
| Madeleine
Dobie:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Sorbonne, Habilitation,
1987, 1994 |
| Interests:
Colonial history and literature; cultural studies, francophone studies, eighteenth century French literature and culture |
|
| Kathy
H.
Eden:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1980 |
| Interests:
Renaissance humanism, history of hermeneutics and the rhetorical tradition, ancient and Renaissance literary theory |
|
| Michael
Eskin:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Rutgers University (New Brunswick),
1998 |
| Interests:
Nineteenth- through twenty-first-century literature, post-World War II and contemporary poetry and culture, interdisciplinary and philosophical approaches to literature (ethics and literature, hermeneutics, semiotics), literary theory and criticism, the theory and practice of translation, the theory of fiction and narrative, continental philosophy, aesthetics, intellectual history |
|
| Priscilla
P.
Ferguson:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1967 |
| Interests:
Cultural sociology |
|
| Joan
M.
Ferrante:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1963 |
| Interests:
Comparative medieval literature, including Dante, provencal poetry, allegory, romance, woman; also human rights, specifically women's and religious human rights |
|
| George
Fletcher:
|
|
| Professor (Law),
M.C.L.,
University of Chicago,
1965 |
| Interests:
international criminal law, the jurisprudence of war, and biblical jurisprudence |
|
| Helene
P.
Foley:
|
|
| (Barnard) Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1975 |
| Interests:
Archaic Greek Poetry; Greek Drama; Women in Antiquity; Greek Religion and Mythology |
|
| Pierre
Force:
|
|
| Professor (French and Romance Philology),
Ph.D.,
Sorbonne-Nouvelle, Habilitation,
1987, 1994 |
| Interests:
17th and 18th-century literature and philosophy; Pascal; Moliere; the moralist tradition |
|
| Kenneth
Frampton:
|
|
| Professor, A.R.I.B.A.,
Architectural Association,
1956 |
| Interests:
History and theory of modern and contemporary architecture, tectonic expression |
|
| Katherine
Franke:
|
|
| Professor (Law),
J.S.D.,
Yale Law School,
1998 |
|
| David
Freedberg:
|
|
| Professor,
D.Phil.,
Oxford,
1973 |
| Interests:
16th- and 17th-century Dutch and Flemish art; 17th-century Italian art; theory and criticism |
|
| Walter
Frisch:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
UC Berkeley,
1981 |
| Interests:
19th- and 20th-century music; analysis; Brahms; Schoenberg |
|
| Ariadna
Garcia-Bryce:
|
|
| Assistant Professor of Spanish,
Ph.D.,
Princeton |
| Interests:
Early Modern Spanish literature and culture |
|
| Boris
Gasparov:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Moscow,
1965 |
| Interests:
Russian and general linguistics; literary theory; Medieval Russian literature; Russian and European Romanticism; Russian culture of the 20th century; grammar and rhetoric of Old Church Slavonic; medieval Russian literature; history of the Russiam language in cultural context; classical rhetorical heritage in Old Church Slavonic; Slavic orthodox literary languages. |
|
| Carol
Gluck:
|
|
| George Sansom Professor of History,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1977 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese intellectual history |
|
| Lydia
Goehr:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cambridge,
1987 |
| Interests:
Philosophy of Music, Aesthetics, Critical Theory, and 19th and 20th Century Philosophy |
|
| Patricia
Grieve:
|
|
| Nancy and Jeffrey Marcus Professor in the Humanities,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1983 |
| Interests:
Medieval Spanish literature; Golden Age prose and poetry; Cervantes; comparative literature (medieval and early modern Europe) |
|
| Robert
W.
Hanning:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1964 |
| Interests:
English and French medieval literature and culture; Chaucer; Cinquecento Italian courtly literature; issues of race, ethnicity, and identity construction in the U.S. |
|
| Robert
E.
Harrist Jr.:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1989 |
| Interests:
Chinese art |
|
| Andreas
Huyssen:
|
|
| Professor (Germanic Languages),
Ph.D.,
Zurich,
1969 |
| Interests:
German literature and culture 18th-20th century, comparative modernisms, postmodernism, media studies, critical theory |
|
| Marilyn
Ivy:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1988 |
| Interests:
Critical theory, history, anthropology of modernity, literature and textuality; Japan |
|
| David
Johnston:
|
|
| Joseph Straus Professor of Political Philosophy and Core Curriculum,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1981 |
| Interests:
Political theory and philosophy; Normative political philosophy |
|
| Dominique
Jullien:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Sorbonne-Nouvelle,
1987 |
| Interests:
19th and 20th-century novel; Proust; travel literature |
|
| Ira
Katznelson:
|
|
| Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History,
Ph.D.,
Cambridge,
1969 |
| Interests:
American politics; comparative politics; political theory, urban politics, European studies, race relations, class formation, ethnicity and religion, education, urban geography, identities and interests, social movements, political parties |
|
| Christina
Kiaer:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
UC Berkeley,
1995 |
| Interests:
Modern art; Russian avant-garde; 20th C art & theory; feminism & cultural theory |
|
| Patricia
Kitcher:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1974 |
| Interests:
Kant's Theoretical Philosophy, Philosophy of Psychology, Freud |
|
| Philip
Kitcher:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1974 |
| Interests:
Philosophy of science, biology and mathematics |
|
| Rosalind
Krauss:
|
|
| University Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1969 |
| Interests:
Modern art; theory and criticism |
|
| Karl
Kroeber:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1956 |
| Interests:
Romantic literature; Native American literature; film and literature; ecological science and literature |
|
| Laura
Kurgan:
|
|
| Adjunct Assistant Professor,
M.Arch., Columbia University |
| Interests:
the interfaces between building, electronic media, and information technologies |
|
| Sylvère
Lotringer:
|
|
| Professor,
Docteur de Troisième Cycle de l'Ecole,
Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris,
1967 |
| Interests:
20th century; poststructuralism |
|
| David
Lurie:
|
|
| Assistant Professor (East Asian Languages and Cultures),
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
2001 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature |
|
| Manning
Marable:
|
|
| Professor (International and Public Affairs, History and Political Science),
Ph.D.,
Maryland,
1976 |
| Interests:
Black intellectual history and biography; social protest movements in Black America; African and Caribbean politics since 1900; Black American politics; political economy of Black America |
|
| Reinhold
Martin:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1999 |
| Interests:
History and theory of modern and contemporary architecture, spatial theory and globalization, speculative architectural design |
|
| Joseph
Massad:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1998 |
| Interests:
Modern Arab politics and intellectual history |
|
| Gita
May:
|
|
| Professor Emerita,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1957 |
| Interests:
Enlightenment and Romanticism; Diderot; Rousseau; aesthetics; autobiography |
|
| Mary
McLeod:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1985 |
| Interests:
History of the modern movement in architecture, contemporary architecture theory, and feminist theory |
|
| Brinkley
Messick:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1978 |
| Interests:
Cultural theory, historical anthropology, law, ethnography of writing, political economy; Middle East, North Africa |
|
| Mark
Migley:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of Auckland,
1987 |
| Interests:
History of architectural theory |
|
| Dan
Miron:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1967 |
| Interests:
Hebrew literature and culture; Yiddish literature |
|
| Nelson
Moe:
|
|
| Associate Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
Johns Hopkins,
1994 |
| Interests:
Italian cultural studies (19th-20th centuries); representations of the South in literature and film; problems of national identity; Gramsci |
|
| Rosalind
Morris:
|
|
| Professor (Anthropology),
Ph.D.,
Chigaco,
1994 |
| Interests:
Visuality and performance, modernity, gender/sexuality; Thailand;the history of modernity in Thailand; the theorization of ritual and performance, and of their relationships to the discourses of cultural order; the transformation of vision and visuality through technologies of mass reproduction, and especially film |
|
| Keith
Moxey:
|
|
| Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1975 |
| Interests:
Northern Renaissance art; social history, critical theory |
|
| Dorothea
von
Muecke:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1988 |
| Interests:
The Romantic Fantastic, Eighteenth-century semiotics and aesthetics, paradigms of feminist scholarship, eigthteenth-century literature, literature and psychoanalysis, Enlightenment and visuality, Faust and media, Classical drama |
|
| Harro
Muller:
|
|
| Professor,
Habilatation,
Bielefeld,
1979 |
| Interests:
German literature from the 18th-20th centuries, Theory of Literature, Critical Theory, Systems Theory |
|
| Andrew
J.
Nathan:
|
|
| Professor;Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science and Chair of Political Science Department,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1971 |
| Interests:
Comparative politics; Chinese politics; Contemporary Chinese domestic politics and foreign policy, comparative political participation and political culture |
|
| Catharine
T.
Nepomnyashchy:
|
|
| Ann Whitney Olin Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1986 |
| Interests:
20th- and 21st-century Russian literature and popular culture (including television and dance); Pushkin |
|
| Gerald
L.
Newman:
|
|
| Professor (Law),
Ph.D., J.D.,
Harvard,
1980 |
| Interests:
constitutional law, immigration and nationality law, comparative constitutional law, and U.S. constitutional history |
|
| Joan
Ockman:
|
|
| Adjunct Associate Professor,
B.Arch.,
Cooper Union,
1980 |
| Interests:
History and theory of modern architecture, American architecture, interrelations between architecture and the other arts, contemporary cultural theory |
|
| Neni
Panourgia:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Indiana,
1992 |
| Interests:
Sociocultural anthropology, critique of science, neoclassical architecture, cancer, death, myths, anthropology and classics; Europe, Greece |
|
| Esther
Pasztory:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1971 |
| Interests:
Art of Mesoamerica, ancient Andes, art theory |
|
| Susan
Pedersen:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1989 |
| Interests:
Modern British history |
|
| John
Pemberton:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1989 |
| Interests:
Colonial/postcolonial studies, historiography, politics, discourse, ritual practice, translation; Java, Indonesia |
|
| Massimo
Pesaresi:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1990 |
|
| Julie
Peters:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1986 |
| Interests:
Drama and theatre history; law and literature; dramatic theory; Human Rights and culture; Customary law and human rights |
|
| Gregory
M.
Pflugfelder:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1996 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature;Early modern and modern Japanese history; historical constructions of gender and sexuality |
|
| Cathy
Popkin:
|
|
| Lionel Trilling Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1985 |
| Interests:
19th- and 20th- century Russian prose; literary theory; late 19th-century scientific discourses (psychiatry, ethnography, medicine); Chekhov |
|
| Frances
Pritchett:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of Chicago,
1981 |
| Interests:
Modern Indic languages |
|
| H.
Martin
Puchner:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1998 |
| Interests:
19th-century and 20th-century drama and performance; modernism; continental and language philosophy |
|
| Martin
Puchner:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1998 |
| Interests:
Drama, theatre and theory |
|
| Austin
E.
Quigley:
|
|
| Professor and Dean of Columbia College,
Ph.D.,
California,
1971 |
| Interests:
Modern drama, American drama; drama and dramatic theory;19th and 20th-century comparative drama and performance; performance theory |
|
| Anupama
Rao:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of Michigan,
1999 |
| Interests:
South Asian history and anthropology |
|
| Irina
Reyfman:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1986 |
| Interests:
18th- and 19th-century Russian literature; cultural history; semiotics of culture; Acmeism |
|
| Michael
Riffaterre:
|
|
| University Professor Emeritus,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1955 |
| Interests:
Literary theory; 19th century; 20th century; semiotic approaches to texts |
|
| Bruce
Robbins:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1980 |
| Interests:
19th- and 20th-century fiction; transnational literature; literature and cultural theory |
|
| Suzanne
Said:
|
|
| Professor,
Doctorat,
Paris,
1978 |
| Interests:
Greek Tragedy and Comedy; Greek Novel; Mythology |
|
| George
Saliba:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of California (Berkeley),
1974 |
| Interests:
History of Arabic and Islamic science especially with a special interest in the development of planetary theories and their transmission to Renaissance Europe. |
|
| Carol
Sanger:
|
|
| Professor (Law),
J.D.,
University of Michigan,
1976 |
| Interests:
contracts, family law, law and gender |
|
| Simon
Schama:
|
|
| University Professor,
M.A.,
Cambridge Christ College,
1969 |
| Interests:
17th Century Dutch art, 18th century French painting and politics; 16th–21st century British visual culture; landscape and environmental history; 20th and 21st century land and earth art;Modern Western Europe, early modern Europe |
|
| David
Scott:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
New School,
1989 |
| Interests:
Colonialism, postcolonialism, politics, cultural theory; Sri Lanka, Caribbean |
|
| Wei
Shang:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1994 |
| Interests:
Chinese literature;Late Imperial fiction, Qing materials, Classical Chinese |
|
| Susan
Shapiro:
|
|
| Assistant Professor of Religion,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1983 |
|
| Haruo
Shirane:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1983 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature and culture; prose fiction, poetry, poetics, literary theory, and cultural history |
|
| Sandhya
Shukla:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1997 |
| Interests:
Immigration, race and ethnicity, the Indian diaspora in the US and UK, US cultural studies |
|
| Allan
Silver:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Michigan,
1964 |
| Interests:
Historical sociology; political sociology; trust and moral order |
|
| Elaine
Sisman:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1978 |
| Interests:
18th- and 19th-century music; Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven; aesthetics; history of theory |
|
| Henry
D.
Smith:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1970 |
| Interests:
Japanese history;Urban and cultural history of nineteenth-century Japan |
|
| Jack
L.
Snyder:
|
|
| Robert and Renee Belfer Professor of International Relations,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1981 |
| Interests:
International politics; nationalism |
|
| Robert
Somerville:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1968 |
| Interests:
History of Christianity; medieval Christianity; history of Canon Law; Papal and Conciliar history; History of Canon Law; medieval manuscripts. |
|
| Gayatri
Chakravorty
Spivak:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1967 |
| Interests:
19th-century literature; Marxism; feminism; deconstruction; poststructuralism |
|
| David
Stark:
|
|
| Arthur Lehman Professor (Sociology and International and Public Affairs,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1982 |
| Interests:
Economic sociology; sociology of innovation; democratization and organizational change in postsocialist Eastern Europe;Organizational innovation; co-evolution of collaborative organization and interactive technologies |
|
| Deborah
Tarn
Steiner:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
UC Berkeley,
1991 |
| Interests:
Archaic and Classical Greek Literature; Greek Religion and Mythology; Epinician Poetry |
|
| Anders
Stephanson:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1986 |
| Interests:
United States foreign relations, historiography |
|
| Tomi
Suzuki:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1988 |
| Interests:
Japanese and comparative literature;Nineteenth- and twentieth-century narrative fiction and criticism; literary and cultural theory, particularly narrativity, genre, gender, and modernity; canon formation and historiography |
|
| Michael
Taussig:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
London School or Economics,
1974 |
| Interests:
Theory, colonialism, shamanism, terror, folk healing, mimesis, magicalities of the state, secrecy, Latin America |
|
| Kendall
Thomas:
|
|
| Professor (Law) |
| Interests:
U.S. and comparative constitutional law, human rights, legal philosophy, feminist legal theory, Critical Race Theory and Law and Sexuality |
|
| Robert
A. F.
Thurman:
|
|
| Professor |
| Interests:
Buddhism, South Asia |
|
| Bernard
Tschumi:
|
|
| Professor,
Federal Institute of Technology (Zurich),
1969 |
|
| Nadia
Urbinati:
|
|
| Neil Singer Professor of Contemporary Civilization,
Ph.D.,
European University Institute of Florence,
1995 |
| Interests:
Political theory, civil liberties |
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| Paolo
Valesio:
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| Giuseppe Ungaretti Professor in Italian Literature,
Ph.D.,
University of Bologna |
| Interests:
Italian literature and poetry; Modern and contemporary Italian literature; D'Annunzio; Marinetti; rhetoric, spirituality, and literature; theory and practice of literary writing |
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| Karen
Van Dyck:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Oxford,
1990 |
| Interests:
Modern Greek culture; comparitive literature; feminist theory; translation theory |
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| Gauri
Viswanathan:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1985 |
| Interests:
Intellectual history; education, religion and culture; 19th-century British and colonial cultural studies; historyof disciplines; |
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| Jeremy
J.
Waldron:
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| Professor (Law),
D. Phil,
Oxford,
1986 |
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| David
Wang:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Wisconsin,
1982 |
| Interests:
Chinese literature |
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| Richard
Wortman:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1964 |
| Interests:
Imperial Russian History; Russian intellectual and institutional history; political representation and ceremony |
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| Gwendolyn
Wright:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of California (Berkeley),
1978 |
| Interests:
American architecture and urbanism, transnational cultural exchanges, housing |
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| Marcia
Wright:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
London,
1966 |
| Interests:
Eastern and southern Africa |
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| Yosef
Hayim
Yerushalmi:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1966 |
| Interests:
Medieval and Modern Jewish History |
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