|
 |
| |
|
| 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 |
|
| Carlos
J.
Alonso:
|
|
| Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor in the Humanities,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1983 |
| Interests:
Modern Latin American culture and intellectual history, theory |
|
| 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:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Dr. Phil.,
Hamburg,
1998 |
| Interests:
German and European literary history from 1750 to 1930, cinema and media studies, literary theory, occultism, interrelations of literature and science, law and literature |
|
| Gil
Anidjar:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Berkeley),
1998 |
| Interests:
Political theology, Arab-Jewish issues, continental philosophy, comparative literature, Judaism, Christianity, Orientalism |
|
| 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.,
Chicago,
1994 |
| Interests:
Modern Korean history; contemporary Korean history and historiography, 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.,
New York,
1989 |
| Interests:
Mesopotamian and East Mediterranean art and archaeology, art and critical theory, philosophies of aesthetics and representation |
|
| 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:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Johns Hopkins,
2001 |
| Interests:
literature and aesthetics in the Enlightenment and Romantic periods; anthropology and literature; philosophical anthropology |
|
| Barry
Bergdoll:
|
|
| Professor,
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.,
Chicago,
1983 |
| Interests:
Philosophy of language, philosophy of mind |
|
| Elizabeth
Blackmar:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1981 |
| Interests:
U.S. history, urban history, and social history. |
|
| Partha
Chatterjee:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Rochester,
1971 |
| Interests:
Nation and state, political theory, political economy, colonialism, religion, agrarianism, globalization; South Asia |
|
| Jean
Cohen:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
New School for Social Research,
1979 |
| Interests:
Contemporary political theory; international political theory, sovereignty and international law, globalization and international law |
|
| Elaine
Combs-Schilling:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Berkeley),
1981 |
| Interests:
Symbolic anthropology, political anthropology; nation-state formation; gender; sexual politics; North Africa; Middle East |
|
| Antoine
Compagnon:
|
|
| Professor,
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.,
California (Berkeley),
1975 |
| Interests:
Medieval English and French genres, history of sexuality, social implications fo literature |
|
| 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.,
Pennsylvania,
1984 |
| Interests:
Comparative study of cultures, 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:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Dr. Phil.,
Oxford,
1999 |
| Interests:
History of Yiddish literature, Jewish literature, Yiddish theater |
|
| Victoria
DeGrazia:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1976 |
| Interests:
Modern Western Europe, consumer culture |
|
| Vidya
Dehejia:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cambridge,
1967 |
| Interests:
South Asian art |
|
| Mamadou
Diouf:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Paris I Sorbonne,
1981 |
| Interests:
Africa |
|
| Nicholas
B.
Dirks:
|
|
| Vice President for Arts and Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Franz Boas Professor of Anthropology and Professor of History,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1981 |
| Interests:
Historical anthropology, history of anthropology, philosophy of history, colonialism; British Empire, South Asia |
|
| Madeleine
Dobie:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
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 rhetoric; hermeneutics ; ancient literary theory; history of classical scholarship |
|
| Michael
Eskin:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Rutgers,
1998 |
| Interests:
19th- through 21st-century literature; post-World War II and contemporary poetry and culture; interdisciplinary and philosophical approaches to literature ; literary theory and criticism; the theory and practice of translation; the theory of fiction and narrative; continental philosophy; aesthetics; intellectual history |
|
| Bernard
Faure:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Paris,
1984 |
| Interests:
Japanese religions, East Asian Buddhism |
|
| 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,
Ph.D., Habilitation,
Sorbonne,
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:
Art and the neurosciences; Dutch, Flemish, French and Italian painting of the 16th and 17th centuries; 16th- and 17th-century history of science; theory and criticism |
|
| Walter
Frisch:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (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:
|
|
| Bakhmeteff 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; Russian music |
|
| Carol
Gluck:
|
|
| George Sansom Professor of History, Director of Studies of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1977 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese history, international relations, World War II, history-writing and public memory in Asia and the West |
|
| Lydia
Goehr:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cambridge,
1987 |
| Interests:
Philosophy of music; aesthetics; critical theory; and 19th- and 20th-century philosophy |
|
| Stathis
Gourgouris:
|
|
| ,
PhD |
|
| 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 |
|
| Marianne
Hirsch:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Brown,
1975 |
| Interests:
Comparative literature (20th century French, German,British, American); feminist theory, narrative; cultural memory; Holocaust studies; visual culture |
|
| Andreas
Huyssen:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Zurich,
1969 |
| Interests:
German literature and culture of the 18th-20th centuries, comparative modernisms, postmodernism, media studies, critical theory |
|
| Marilyn
Ivy:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1988 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese anthropology |
|
| David
Johnston:
|
|
| Joseph Straus Professor of Political Philosophy and the Core Curriculum,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1981 |
| Interests:
Political philosophy in the liberal tradition, normative political philosophy, history of political thought, property rights |
|
| 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 |
|
| Lydia
Liu:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1990 |
| Interests:
Modern Chinese literature, postcolonial empire studies, critical translation theory, new media, and comparative studies of writing and media technology across cultures and civilizations. |
|
| Sylvère
Lotringer:
|
|
| Professor,
Docteur de Troisième Cycle de l'Ecole,
Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris,
1967 |
| Interests:
20th century; poststructuralism |
|
| David
Lurie:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
2001 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature |
|
| Manning
Marable:
|
|
| Professor (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and School of International and Public Affairs),
Ph.D.,
Maryland,
1976 |
| Interests:
African American history, contemporary history, oral history |
|
| Reinhold
Martin:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1999 |
| Interests:
History and theory of modern and contemporary architecture, American architecture since the 18th century, cultural theory and globalization |
|
| 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,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1994 |
| Interests:
Modernity in Thailand, ritual and performance in cultural order, the effects of mass reproduction techniques on visuality |
|
| Keith
Moxey:
|
|
| Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1975 |
| Interests:
Northern Renaissance art; social history, critical theory |
|
| Dorothea
von
Mücke:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1988 |
| Interests:
The Romantic Fantastic, Eighteenth-century semiotics and aesthetics, paradigms of feminist scholarship, eighteenth-century literature, literature and psychoanalysis, Enlightenment and visuality, Faust and media, Classical drama |
|
| Harro
Müller:
|
|
| Professor,
Habilitation,
Bielefeld,
1979 |
| Interests:
German literature of the 18th-20th centuries, theory of literature, critical theory, systems theory |
|
| Andrew
J.
Nathan:
|
|
| Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1971 |
| Interests:
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
Panourgiá:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Indiana,
1992 |
| Interests:
Sociocultural anthropology, anthropological theory, history of anthropology, anthropology of medicine, death, myths, anthropology and classics, concentration camps, the European Left; Europe, Greece |
|
| Esther
Pasztory:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1971 |
| Interests:
Pre-Columbian art history; Andean art and architecture |
|
| Susan
Pedersen:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1989 |
| Interests:
Modern Britain, imperial history |
|
| John
Pemberton:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1989 |
| Interests:
Modern Indonesian cultural anthropology |
|
| 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:
Early modern and modern Japanese history, historical constructions of gender and sexuality in Japan |
|
| Cathy
Popkin:
|
|
| Jesse and George Siegel 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.,
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,
Ph.D.,
California (Santa Cruz),
1971 |
| Interests:
19th and 20th century drama; theater history; literary theory; performance theory; linguistic theory; modernism and postmodernism |
|
| Anumpama
Rao:
|
|
| Assistant Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
Michigan,
1999 |
| Interests:
South Asia |
|
| Irina
Reyfman:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1986 |
| Interests:
18th- and 19th-century Russian literature; cultural history; semiotics of culture; Pushkin; Gogol; Leskov; Russian literary institutions and system of ranks; the status of the writer in Russia |
|
| 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,
Ph.D.,
Paris,
1978 |
| Interests:
Greek tragedy and comedy; Greek novel; mythology |
|
| George
Saliba:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Berkeley),
1974 |
| Interests:
History of Arabic and Islamic science especially 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,
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:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
New School,
1989 |
| Interests:
Colonialism, postcolonialism, politics, cultural theory; Sri Lanka, Caribbean |
|
| Wei
Shang:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1994 |
| Interests:
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:
Pre and early modern Japanese literature |
|
| 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:
Urban and cultural history of 19-century Japan |
|
| Jack
L.
Snyder:
|
|
| Robert and Renee Belfer Professor of International Relations,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1981 |
| Interests:
Democratization and war, U.S. foreign policy, realism and liberalism in international relations theory, human rights and normative change in the international system |
|
| Robert
Somerville:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1968 |
| Interests:
History of Christianity; medieval Christianity; history of canon law; papal and conciliar history; medieval manuscripts |
|
| Gayatri
Chakravorty
Spivak:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1967 |
| Interests:
19th-century literature; Marxism; feminism; deconstruction; poststructuralism; globalization |
|
| David
Stark:
|
|
| Arthur Lehman Professor of Sociology and International and Public Affairs,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1982 |
| Interests:
Economic sociology; sociology of innovation; democratization and organizational change in post socialist Eastern Europe |
|
| Deborah
Tarn
Steiner:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Berkeley),
1991 |
| Interests:
Archaic and classical Greek literature; Greek religion and mythology; Epinician poetry |
|
| Anders
Stephanson:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1986 |
| Interests:
History, memory, historical research methods |
|
| Zoë
Strother:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1992 |
| Interests:
Arts of Africa, 20th century and contemporary |
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| Tomi
Suzuki:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1988 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese literature |
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| Michael
T.
Taussig:
|
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
London,
1974 |
| Interests:
Indigenous peoples of the Andean region, Columbia and Peru |
|
| Kendall
Thomas:
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| Professor (Law) |
| Interests:
U.S. and comparative constitutional law, human rights, legal philosophy, feminist legal theory, Critical Race Theory and Law and Sexuality |
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| Robert
A. F.
Thurman:
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| Professor |
| Interests:
Buddhism, South Asia |
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| Bernard
Tschumi:
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| Professor,
Federal Institute of Technology (Zurich),
1969 |
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| Nadia
Urbinati:
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| Neil Singer Professor of Contemporary Civilization,
Ph.D.,
European University Institute,
1995 |
| Interests:
Political theory, democratic theory, anti-democratic thought, theories of representation and sovereignty, ancient and modern political thought, theory of resistance and consent |
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| Paolo
Valesio:
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| Giuseppe Ungaretti Professor in Italian Literature,
Ph.D.,
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; comparative 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:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Wisconsin,
1982 |
| Interests:
Chinese literature |
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| Richard
Wortman:
|
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| Professor Emeritus,
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.,
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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