Driving scholarship. Engaging collaboration.
Human states. Critical theorizing in and out of its time. Creative humanities in public life. Planetary perspectives and partnerships. Working futures. The California condition. The university we are about. The connected academy for learning and research.
LEARN MOREFeatured Initiatives
Featured Grants
Mid-Career Faculty Manuscript Workshop, 2019–20
Eligibility: UC faculty (tenure track) in the humanities or humanistic social sciences who are currently completing their second book projectDeadline: Nov 19, 2018
Junior Faculty Manuscript Workshop, 2019–20
Eligibility: UC junior faculty (tenure track but not yet tenured) in the humanities or humanistic social sciences who are currently completing their first book projectDeadline: Nov 19, 2018
Conference Grant, 2019–20
Eligibility: UC Ladder Rank FacultyDeadline: Nov 19, 2018
From the
Awards Archive:
Combined and Uneven Modernism: Futurist Poetry in Colonial Korea and the Global Avant-Garde
This dissertation examines the relationship between avant-garde poetry and uneven capitalist development in 1930s-era colonial Korea, with special attention to the dynamics of accelerated industrialization and Japanese total war mobilization.
Kevin Smith
Comparative Literature and Critical Theory
UC Davis
Foundry
Introducing Civil War
Introducing a new series on the topic of civil war.
Foundry: A Co-Operation
An introduction to UCHRI’s open-access, peer-curated platform.
We Are Here: Voices of Diversity
Introducing a podcast around topics of equity and inclusion in higher education.
Featured Events
Populismo, Guerra Civil, Violencia, Crisis
UC Irvine
Liberal Arts Literacies Meeting
New York City
Narratives of Resistance
UC Irvine / HG 1010
Latest News
UC Irvine Receives $750,000 Mellon Foundation Grant
The grant supports a project on liberal arts for the 21st century.
UCHRI Announces 2019–20 Calls for Applications, Including Six New Grant Opportunities
Grant offerings offer exciting opportunities for humanist scholars.
Foundry Open Call: Civil War Object Series
A call for works that conceptualize civil war as a cultural determinant and political paradigm.
