Barbara R. Ambros| Abstract
Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Shamans, Nuns, and Demons: Women in Japanese Religions
For residence at the National Humanities Center during academic year 2013-2014
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Kyle Harper| Abstract
Associate Professor, Classics and Letters, University of Oklahoma - The Fall of the Roman Empire: A Biohistory
For residence at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study during academic year 2014-2015
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Edyta Bojanowska| Abstract
Associate Professor, Germanic, Russian, and East European Langs and Lit, Rutgers University, New Brunswick - Empire and the Russian Classics
For residence at the Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies during academic year 2013-2014
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Lyle Massey| Abstract
Associate Professor, Art History Department, University of California, Irvine - Woman Inside Out: Gender, Dissection and Representation in Early Modern Europe
For residence at the Huntington Library during academic year 2013-2014
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Jessica Brantley| Abstract
Associate Professor, English, Yale University - The Medieval Imagetext: A Literary History of the Book of Hours
For residence at the Huntington Library during academic year 2015-2016
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Ellen Stroud| Abstract
Associate Professor, Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn Mawr College - Dead as Dirt: An Environmental History of the American Corpse
For residence at the Institute for Advanced Study, School of Social Science during academic year 2013-2014
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Catherine M. Chin| Abstract
Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of California, Davis - Incarnate Language in Christian Late Antiquity
For residence at the American Academy in Rome during academic year 2013-2014
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Carol Symes| Abstract
Associate Professor, History, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign - Public Acts: Performance, Popular Literacies, and the Documentary Revolution of Medieval Europe
For residence at the National Humanities Center during academic year 2013-2014
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Christian de Pee| Abstract
Associate Professor, History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor - Visible Cities: Text and Urban Space in Middle-Period China, Eighth through Twelfth Centuries
For residence at the National Humanities Center during academic year 2013-2014
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Judith Tonhauser| Abstract
Associate Professor, Linguistics, Ohio State University - Content and context in the study of meaning variation
For residence at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences during academic year 2013-2014
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