Archived presentations, performances, and dialogues by Syracuse University Humanities Center fellows, distinguished visiting scholars, and partners
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Denisa Jashari, "Spatial Conflicts:…
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"Collective Forms: Photography in the Era of American Communism"
Margaret Innes
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Disability justice advocates have long argued that everybody has different access needs. Yet, despite stated commitments to accessibility, writing pedagogy often relies…
(Re)Composing Friction: Writing Beyond the Seams…
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Epistemic Value and Epistemic Goods - Kellan D.…
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Caroline Charles is a PhD Candidate in the English department and a 2024-2025 Humanities Center Dissertation Fellow at Syracuse University. Her presentation discusses…
Practices of the Black Visual Archive in Film
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In my dissertation, Equitable, Inclusive, and Accessible: DEIA-driven Revisions of a Core Professional Writing Course at a Private University, I examine the ways my…
Equitable, Inclusive, Accessible: DEIA-driven…
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My book manuscript, titled Crosscurrents of Risk: Navigating Changing Climates, Health, and Conservation in Dominican Seascapes, addresses the risks inherent in daily…
Crosscurrents of Risk: Navigating Changing…
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My book project situates Performative Symbolic Resistance (PSR) as 1) a denotative term used to name the strategy(ies) social activists use as they seek…
Articulating and Interrogating Black Embodied…
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This video discussed my project as a Syracuse Symposium Faculty Fellow.
Literacy and the Humanities after Prison |…
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Zoom Recording ID: 97237923417 UUID: LVLtWymST6KVMNISoS9lsA== Meeting Time: 2025-01-07 02:06:52pmGMT
Chie Sakakibara, "Exploration of the…
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With the goal of democratizing archival knowledge housed in relatively inaccessible, elitist institutions, the–So Be It; See To It: An Archiving Project-a…
So Be It; See To It: An Archiving Project
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Learn more about The Family Pictures Syracuse project, the first initiative of the Turning the Lens Collective. Inspired by the work of the Family Pictures Institute for…
Introducing The Turning the Lens…
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My book manuscript, entitled, Recovering Our Ancestral Foodways: Indigenous Traditions as a Recipe for Living Well will be published in Summer 2024. This manuscript is…
Recovering Our Ancestral Foodways: Indigenous…
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Hille Paakkunainen, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at SU, and a Humanities Center Faculty Fellow for Spring 2024, discusses her book project, "Natural Reasons…
Natural Reasons through Virtue - Hille…
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For decades, much debate has existed about the relative political importance and efficacy of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook in mobilizing politically…
Jenn M. Jackson: Making a Revolution
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