Lisl Schoepflin Publishes Article in Caliope 27/1
Lisl Schoepflin had an article titled “Micuc Isutu Cuiuc Utusi Cucim: The Sator Square and Martín de Murua’s Quechua Palindrome Poem” published in Caliope 27/1 (2022), a peer-reviewed journal.
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Lisl Schoepflin had an article titled “Micuc Isutu Cuiuc Utusi Cucim: The Sator Square and Martín de Murua’s Quechua Palindrome Poem” published in Caliope 27/1 (2022), a peer-reviewed journal.
Rebecca Waxman, 3rd year doctoral student in the South Asia field, has received the Penny Kanner Dissertation Research Fellowship from the UCLA Center for the Study of Women. The Penny Kanner Research Fellowship funds exceptional dissertation research projects that pertain to women or gender that use historical materials and methods. Waxman’s dissertation will analyze instances […]
Doctoral student Yiming Ha published a research article titled “Public Discourse and Private Sentiment: Ritual Controversies, Ritual Authority, and Political Succession in Ming and Chosŏn”. The article is available online here.
Graduate Student Yu Shi’s article “Tensions on the B-Side: The Global Gramophone Industry and Quyi Performances in 1900s Beijing” is scheduled to be published in the October 2022 issue of Twentieth-Century China.
Choon Hwee Koh has published an article in Comparative Studies in Society and History titled “The Mystery of the Missing Horses: How to Uncover an Ottoman Shadow Economy” and can be viewed on FirstView at Comparative Studies in Society and History at the link below. It will come out formally in July 2022. Links: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/comparative-studies-in-society-and-history/article/mystery-of-the-missing-horses-how-to-uncover-an-ottoman-shadow-economy/3C58E3C7B0D57FB1F47B27B17A19409A
Congratulations to history major Fabian Guzman, who has been recognized by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund as this year’s HSF Male Scholar of the Year! Fabian competed with an applicant pool of about 125,000 college students across the country, 34,000 HSF Scholars, and 9 other finalists. https://youtu.be/NDFBch-u8-k (Fabian’s section starts at around 1:00 of the video)
David Myers published a review of Shaul Magid’s Meir Kahane: The Public Life and Political Thought of an American Jewish Radical in the Los Angeles Review Of Books. Links: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-ontology-of-hate-on-shaul-magids-meir-kahane-the-public-life-and-political-thought-of-an-american-jewish-radical/
Preston McBride accepted an offer for a tenure-track position in Pomona College’s History Department where he will be their early U.S. historian.
The Spanish-language edition of alumni Enrique Salvador Rivera’s book The Untold History of Capitalism: Primitive Accumulation and the Anti-Slavery Revolution (originally published in 2021) was recently published in the United States and in Venezuela: https://www.intpubnyc.com/product/la-historia-no-contando-capitalismo/

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