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Awards Archive:
At Home in Pieces: Adaptive Encounters in Caribbean and Jewish Diasporic Literatures
This dissertation examines the poetics of fragmentation in Caribbean and Jewish diasporic literatures in Britain and the U.S. It considers the use of formal experimentation to represent and embody the tensions of diasporic experience in the texts.
Dalia Bolotnikov Mazur
English
UC Santa Barbara
Foundry
Racial Erasure
A live glimpse into a graduate seminar on theorizing racism.
Irregular Population and the Aporia of Communities
Joyce C.H. Liu delivers a close reading of the migrant labor market.
Talkbits on Civil War: The Drone’s Eye View
Civility and war are entangled in Caren Kaplan’s analysis of aerial technology.
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Global Fascism, Biopolitics, American Empire
Seoul National University
Troubling the Grounds
UC Irvine
Is this What the Future Looks Like?
UC Irvine
Latest News
Awards for Public, Digital, and Collaborative Projects in the Humanities (2019-20)
UCHRI’s Advisory Committee has completed award selections for the 2019-20 academic year. Over $150,000 in grants were awarded to faculty and graduate students on eight campuses across the UC system. Faculty will convene year-long multicampus working groups on women’s suffrage in the Americas, mental health in East Asia, law and society in the Middle East, »
UCHRI Announces 2019-20 Graduate Student Dissertation Support Grants
UCHRI recently awarded 15 Graduate Student Dissertation Support grants to PhD candidates across the UC system to support dissertation-related research activities during the 2019-20 academic year. The grantees represent eight UC campuses and nine humanities disciplines, and their projects span centuries and continents. Breaking the Retrospective Curse: Contemporary Korean Film and the Deconstruction of Communal »
University of California President’s Faculty Research Fellowships 2019-20
Announcing the eight recipients for the 2019-20 academic year.
