PhD Students
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Rohan Chatterjee
Twentieth-century Latin America, Perú; agrarian and Indigenous histories; Anthropocene and environmental history.
Ian Blaise Cipperly
Japanese history; Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo period Japan (1568-1868); History of Japanese religions; Art and architecture of the Japanese archipelago; Hegemonic deification; Philosophy of history; Nationalism and nostalgia; Conceptions of time and the Anthropocene.
Arthur Clement
Development of human sciences in the nineteenth century; emergence of the religious sciences in France; relationship between the human sciences and the natural sciences, natural history, morphology, and embryology; social and political contexts of knowledge formation; dialogue between science and religion as part secularism in France
Anna Conner
History of medicine in early modern Europe; representations of diverse and non-normative bodies; creation of aesthetic ideals; reception of classical medical ideas; gender and disability studies; medicine in literature; early modern natality and monstrosity
Laura Cremer
Cultural history, intellectual history, media and information technologies, advertising, propaganda and political art, Germany, the Soviet Union, capitalism and socialism, gender and sexuality
McKinsey Crozier
Modern Jewish history; 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe; liberalism, reformism and the Left; empire and revolution; Yiddish literature; Russian literature and film; philanthropy and social welfare; gender and sexuality; disability studies
Zaria El-Fil
Atlantic Slavery; Legal History; History of Urban Policing; Carceral Studies; Slavery and Abolition; History of Capitalism;Race and Racialization; Critical Theory; Digital Humanities
Rebecca Epstein-Boley
Modern Europe with emphasis on Germany; cultural history; music, sound, and performance studies; gender and sexuality; nationalism; transnationalism
Miguel C. Fernandes
Medieval European cultural and cognitive history; visual culture and materiality; media and technology; monasticism; diagrams