The Research Fellowships bring together faculty and advanced graduate students (writing dissertations) in order to enable scholarly exchanges that cross departmental and disciplinary boundaries. Fellows participate in a research colloquium, chaired by the Center's Director that meets regularly throughout the academic year; each meeting focuses on the project of one of the fellows.
Richard Chappell (Philosophy) Christina Civantos (Modern Languages and Literatures) John Funchion (English) Insurgent Fictions: Partisans and the Art of Information Warfare in Early U.S. Karl Gunther (History) The Courtier's Commentaries: Belief and the Bible in the Early English Reformation Scott Heerman (History) Carried Back: Black Kidnapping and State Formation, 1750-1870 Yolanda Martinez-San Miguel (Modern Languages and Literatures) Overseas Archipelagoes: Comparative Insular and Colonial Studies Marysol Quevedo (Musicology) Cuban Music Counterpoints: Classical Music Networks Before and During the Cold War Patricia Saunders (English) Social Death and Haptic Visuality: Ebony Patterson's Three King's Weep (2018) Helen Yetter-Chappell (Philosophy) Realist Idealism: A World of Sensation
Bleeding-Heart Consequentialism
Confined Solidarity: A Connected Cultural History of Cuba, Spanish North Africa, and Morocco
Literature
Gabriella Faundez-Rojas (History) Conquest and Hagiography: Rewriting Saints After the Norman Conquest Dainerys Machado-Vento (Modern Languages and Literatures) The International Mediatization of Cuban Literature (2006 - 2018)
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