| Gil
Anidjar:
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (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 |
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| Peter
J.
Awn:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1978 |
| Interests:
Islamic religion; history of religions; human rights in Islam |
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| Hilary
Ballon:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
MIT,
1985 |
| Interests:
Renaissance and Baroque art, architecture; American architecture, urban design |
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| Teodolinda
Barolini:
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| 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 |
|
| Francesco
Benelli:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Istituto Universitario di Architettura (Venice),
2001 |
| Interests:
Renaissance and Baroque architecture, history and theory |
|
| Susan
Boynton:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Brandeis,
1997 |
| Interests:
Gregorian chant, liturgy, medieval drama, manuscript studies. |
|
| Alan
D.E.
Cameron:
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| Classics |
| Interests:
Hellenistic and Roman Poetry later Roman Literature; History and Society; Byzantium; Transmission of Texts |
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| Euan
Cameron:
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|
| Union Theological Seminary |
| Interests:
The intellectual response to popular superstitions from the Middle Ages to early modern Europe; Christianity and historicism; the Roman Catholic tradition. |
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| Elizabeth
Castelli:
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| (Barnard),
Claremont,
1987 |
| Interests:
Biblical studies, New Testament; early Christianity |
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| Jo Ann
Cavallo:
|
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1987 |
| Interests:
Romance epic (especially Boiardo, Ariosto, Tasso); Castiglione and court culture; Machiavelli; humanism; allegory; medieval and Renaissance chivalric narratives in later oral tradition and theater |
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| David
E.
Cohen:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Brandeis,
1993 |
| Interests:
History of music theory, tonal and pre-tonal music. |
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| Antoine
Compagnon:
|
|
| Professor,
Docteur ès Lettres,
1985 |
| Interests:
16th century; 20th century; literary theory; Montaigne; Proust |
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| Susan
Crane:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (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. |
|
| Julie
Crawford:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Pennsylvania,
1998 |
| Interests:
16th- and 17th-century literature; women's literature; cultural studies; feminist theory; gay and lesbian studies |
|
| Paul
Creamer:
|
|
| Assistant Professor (French and Romance Philology),
Ph.D.,
Wisconsin,
1999 |
| Interests:
French manuscript illumination and production; literary exchange between medieval France and Germany; oral performance of literature |
|
| Hamid
Dabashi:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Pennsylvania,
1984 |
| Interests:
Comparative study of cultures, Islamic intellectual history, social and intellectual history of medieval and modern Iran |
|
|
Patricia
Dailey:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Irvine),
2002 |
| Interests:
Anglo-Saxon and other medieval poetry; medieval women's visionary literature; critical theory |
|
| Consuelo
Dutschke:
|
|
| (Rare Book and Manuscript Library) |
| Interests:
Latin paleography and codicology, especially of the late Middle Ages, with emphasis on books hands from Italy. |
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| Kathy
H.
Eden:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1980 |
| Interests:
Renaissance humanism, history of hermeneutics and the rhetorical tradition, ancient and Renaissance literary theory |
|
| 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 |
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| Pierre
Force:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D., Habilitation,
Sorbonne,
1987, 1994 |
| Interests:
17th- and 18th-century literature and philosophy; Pascal; Moliere; the moralist tradition |
|
| Alban
K.
Forcione:
|
|
| Professor (Spanish and Portuguese),
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1968 |
| Interests:
Cervantes, Golden Age literature, Renaissance literary theory |
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| Carmela
V.
Franklin:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1977 |
| Interests:
Medieval Latin literature; transmission of Greek and Latin texts in the Middle Ages; Latin hagiography; manuscript studies; the study of the Bible in the early Middle Ages; Bede; early medieval Rome. |
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| 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 |
|
| 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 |
|
| Giuseppe
Gerbino:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Duke,
2001 |
| Interests:
Italian madrigal; early opera; 17 century theory of counterpoint; sociology of music |
|
| 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) |
|
| Achsah
Guibbory:
|
|
| (English, Barnard) |
| Interests:
Milton and Donne and Renaissance love poetry. |
|
| Jahyun Kim
Haboush:
|
|
| King Sejong Professor of Korean Studies,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1978 |
| Interests:
Korean studies; pre-modern and early modern Korean history |
|
| 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. |
|
| James
Helgeson:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Princeton,
1997 |
| Interests:
Renaissance music and poetry;philosophical history; hermeneutics; |
|
| Jean
E.
Howard:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1975 |
| Interests:
Renaissance literature; history of drama; feminism; new historicism; Marxism |
|
| Martha
Howell:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1979 |
| Interests:
Early modern European history; social, economic, legal, and cultural history of northern Europe, especially the greater Low Countries, 1300-1600; particular interests in gender. |
|
| Robert
Hymes:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Pennsylvania,
1979 |
| Interests:
Medieval and early modern Chinese social and cultural history (Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties); anthropological approaches to history; elites; religion; print culture; social and cultural networks. |
|
| Valentina
Izmirlieva:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1999 |
| Interests:
Slavic medieval literature; Christian Eastern Orthodox culture; theory of tropes; Vladimir Nabokov; Russian literature of the Silver Age; Balkan literature and film; history of Cyrillic manuscript and early printed books |
|
| Matthew
Jones:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
2000 |
| Interests:
Early modern Europe, history of science |
|
| David
Scott
Kastan:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1974 |
| Interests:
16th- and 17th-century literature and culture; Shakespeare; history of the book |
|
| Joel
Kaye:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Pennsylvania,
1991 |
| Interests:
Medieval intellectual history; economic history; history of science |
|
| Holger
A.
Klein:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat,
2000 |
| Interests:
Byzantine, Early Christian and medieval western art and archaeology |
|
| Adam
Kosto:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1996 |
| Interests:
Medieval Europe |
|
| John
McGuckin:
|
|
| (History,Union Theological Seminary),
Rev., Ph.D. |
| Interests:
History of aesthetics in early Christian Europe; history of the Byzantine church. |
|
| Keith
Moxey:
|
|
| Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1975 |
| Interests:
Northern Renaissance art; social history, critical theory |
|
| Molly
Murray:
|
|
| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
2003 |
| Interests:
16th- and 17th-century poetry and prose; early modern intellectual history, esp. theology and political thought |
|
| Stephen
Murray:
|
|
| (Art History) |
| Interests:
Medieval Art, Gothic architecture, society and history; application of digital media to Art History. |
|
| Stephen
Murray:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
London,
1973 |
| Interests:
Medieval art; Gothic architecture; social and cultural history and the application of the digital media to art history |
|
| Peter
Platt:
|
|
| (English, Barnard) |
| Interests:
Shakespeare, Renaissance poetics, and rhetoric and is completing a study of Shakespeare and the paradoxes of Renaissance culture. |
|
| Anne
Lake
Prescott:
|
|
| (English, Barnard) |
| Interests:
Anglo-French relations in the Renaissance; Spenser; Rabelais; Marguerite de Navarre; Renaissance satire; Thomas More and his circle; Renaissance treatments of David; women writers. |
|
| David
Rosand:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1965 |
| Interests:
The Renaissance tradition; Venice; drawings and prints; theory and criticism |
|
| Richard
Sacks:
|
|
| Adjunct Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1978 |
| Interests:
Homeric, Old English, Norse poetry; ancient and medieval myth and epic (Greek, Germanic, Celtic); historical linguistics; narrative |
|
| 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. |
|
| 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 |
|
| James
Shapiro:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Chicago,
1982 |
| Interests:
Shakespeare; medieval and early modern drama; Jewish studies; British poetry |
|
| J.
W.
Smit:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Utrecht,
1958 |
| Interests:
16th- and 17th-century social and economic history; Low Countries |
|
| Pamela
Smith:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
John Hopkins,
1990 |
| Interests:
Early Modern Europe, history of science |
|
| Gonzalo
Sobejano:
|
|
| Fred and Fanny Mack Professor in the Humanities,
Ph.D.,
Madrid,
1955 |
| Interests:
Spanish literature, from 17th-century Spanish narrative and poetry to contemporary literature |
|
| Robert
Somerville:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1968 |
| Interests:
History of Christianity; medieval Christianity; history of canon law; papal and conciliar history; medieval manuscripts |
|
| Robert
Stein:
|
|
| (English and Comparative Literature) |
| Interests:
12th-century European intellectual and literary culture; Norman and Angevin England; Chaucer; Narrative Literature (epic, romance, history); literary theory. |
|
| Alan
Stewart:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
London,
1993 |
| Interests:
sixteenth-century English literature, history and culture especially Reformation politics; manuscript culture; letters and letter-writing; history of sexuality; early modern London; Francis Bacon; lesbian and gay studies |
|
| Paul
Strohm:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
California (Berkeley),
1966 |
| Interests:
Medieval literature; textuality and history; genre and social change |
|
| Alan
Timberlake:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1973 |
| Interests:
Slavic and general linguistics; medieval Russian chronicles; Slavic cultures |
|
| Elizabeth
Weinstock:
|
|
| (English, Barnard) |
| Interests:
Medieval literature and culture, late medieval spirituality, and devotional literature. |
|
| Annelies
Wouters:
|
|
| Classics |
|
| David
Yerkes:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Oxford,
1976 |
| Interests:
English language, including Anglo-Saxon and Middle English; bibliography; textual criticism |
|
| Yosef
Hayim
Yerushalmi:
|
|
| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1966 |
| Interests:
Medieval and Modern Jewish History |
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