tgiFHI Highlights
Our Spring 2023 tgiFHI series continues with Yun Emily Wang. Here's an interview with Prof. Wang on her research interests, method, and practice. Tell us about your research interests and how they developed for you. My current body of work focuses on Asian Canada, and more... read more »
Our Spring 2023 tgiFHI series begins with Cassandra Casias, Assistant Professor of Classical Studies. Here's an interview with Prof. Casias on her research interests, method, and practice. Tell us about your research interests and how they developed for you. My research is... read more »
Our Fall 2022 tgiFHI series concludes with Stefani Engelstein, Professor of German Studies. Here's an interview with Prof. Engelstein on her research interests, method, and practice. Tell us about your research interests and how they developed for you. I work at the... read more »
Our Fall 2022 tgiFHI series continues with Douglas Jones, Associate Professor of English and Theater Studies. Here's an interview with Prof. Jones on his research interests, methods, and practice. Tell us a bit about your research interests and how they developed for you.... read more »
Our Fall 2022 tgiFHI series continues with Kimberly K. Lamm, Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. Here's an interview with Prof. Lamm on her research interests, methods, and practice. Can you tell us about your research interests and how they developed for you... read more »
Our Fall 2022 tgiFHI series continues with Mark Anthony Neal, James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of African & African American Studies and Chair of the Department of African & African American Studies. Here's an interview with Prof. Neal on his research interests, method, and practice.... read more »
Assistant Professor of History Sarah Balakrishnan kicks off Fall 2022's tgiFHI series on Friday, October 14, 2022. Here's an interview with Prof. Balakrishnan on her research interests, method, and practice. Tell us about your research interests and how they developed. I... read more »
On January 14, 2022, Paul Jaskot (Professor of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies) gave a talk entitled "Using Digital Methods to Analyze Humanities Sources: The Case of Nazi-Occupied Krakow" as part of our tgiFHI series. Here's the video: Here's an interview with Prof. Jaskot on his research... read more »
On January 7, 2022, Iyun Ashani Harrison (Associate Professor of the Practice in Dance) gave a talk entitled "On Becoming: A Dance Research Presentation" as part of our tgiFHI series. Here's the video: Here's an interview with Prof. Harrison on his research interests, method, and practice.... read more »
In a legal context, such as the war crimes tribunal held to address the Armenian genocide, why must we analyze culture? Why is a literary analysis vital to approaching issues of conflict that that are legal, political, and historical? And what kind of value do archives that are incomplete and... read more »
