Fellows of the Center, 1978–2017

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• Malachi H. Hacohen (2003-04)
  History, Duke University
  Jacob and Esau, Jewish Emancipation, and the Dilemmas of Multiculturalism
• Rudolf Haerle, Jr. (1983-84)
  Sociology, Middlebury College
  An Intellectual Biography of W. I. Thomas
• Karen Hagemann (2011-12)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Revisiting Prussia's Wars Against Napoleon: War, Culture, Memory
• Jean H. Hagstrum (1985-87)
  English, Northwestern University
  Love in the Western World
• Cindy Hahamovitch (2013–14)
  History, College of William and Mary
  Guestworkers, Governments, and the Global History of Human Trafficking
• Sabine Hake (2010-11)
  German, University of Texas, Austin
  Political Affects: The Fascist Imaginary in Postfascist Cinema
• Grace Elizabeth Hale (2002-03)
  History, University of Virginia)
  Rebel, Rebel: Outsiders in America, 1945-2000
• Jacquelyn Dowd Hall (1996-97)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Reticence and Reclamation: Katharine Du Pre Lumpkin and the Refashioning of Southern Identity
• Kim F. Hall (2016–17)
  Race, Ethnicity, and Post-Colonial Studies, Barnard College, Columbia University
  ‘Othello was my grandfather’: Race and Shakespeare in the African Diaspora
• William Hallo (1987-88)
  Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Yale University
  The Origins of Modern Institutions in the Ancient Near East
• David Halperin (1985-86)
  Classics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Plato and the Metaphysics of Desire
• Karen Halttunen (1994-95)
  History, University of California, Davis
  Murder and the Gothic Imagination in American Culture
• Nicholas G. L. Hammond (1985-86)
  Classics, University of Cambridge
  Macedonian Institutions: Their Origins, Development, and Diaspora
• Barbara A. Hanawalt (1997-98)
  History, University of Minnesota
  Women in Medieval London
• Jerome S. Handler (1982-83)
  Anthropology, Southern Illinois University
  Africans and Their Descendants in Barbados: The Social and Cultural Life of a West Indian Slave Population, 1627-1834
• Sarah Hanley (1990-91)
  History, University of Iowa
  The Engendered State: Family Formation and State Building in Early Modern France
• Karen Tranberg Hansen (1997-98)
  Anthropology, Northwestern University
  The World of Salaula: Secondhand Clothing and the Fashioning of Modernity in Zambia
• Mark Hansen (2014–15)
  Literature and Media Arts, Duke University
  Feed-Forward: On the “Future” of 21st-Century Media
• Olaf Hansen (1983-84)
  American Studies, University of Frankfurt
  Aesthetic Individualism and Practical Intellect: Emerson, Thoreau, Henry Adams, J. J. Chapman
• John H. Hanson (2009-10)
  History, Indiana University, Bloomington
  Islam, Schooling and the Public Sphere: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Ghana, West Africa
• Kristin Hanson (2001-02)
  English, University of California-Berkeley
  “An Art that Nature Makes”: A Linguistic Perspective on Meter in English
• Deborah E. Harkness (2004-05)
  History, University of Southern California
  The Social Foundations of the Scientific Revolution: Science, Medicine, and Technology in Elizabethan London
• Nicholas Harkness (2016–17)
  Anthropology, Harvard University
  A Semiotics of Intensity: Glossolalia, Collective Prayer, and South Korean Social Life
• Sharon Harley (2010-11)
  African-American Studies, University of Maryland
  In the Shadow of Race: Gender Formation, Women's Labor and the Quest for Citizenship in Post-Emancipation United States
• George Mills Harper (1981-82)
  English, Florida State University
  The Making of Yeats’s A Vision
• Barbara J. Harris (1994-95)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Of Noble and Gentle Birth: English Aristocratic Women, 1450-1550
• J. William Harris (1992-93)
  History, University of New Hampshire
  Deep Souths: Delta, Piedmont, and Sea Island Society in the Age of Segregation, 1880-1940
• Joseph E. Harris (1985-86)
  History, Howard University
  The Afro-American/Ethiopian Connection: Another Dimension of Pan-Africanism
• Trudier Harris (1996-97)
  American Literature, Emory University
  ‘This Disease Called Strength’: The Compensating Construction of Black Female Character
• William Vernon Harris (1998-99)
  History, Columbia University
  The Control of Anger in Classical Antiquity
• Antony Harrison (1981-82)
  English, North Carolina State University
  Pre-Raphaelite Love
• Nicolae Harsanyi (1993-94)
  English, University of Timisoara (Romania)
  From Populist Totalitarianism to Nationalist Fundamentalism
• Thomas L. Haskell (2008-09)
  History, Rice University
  Sensibility and Moral Capital in Abolishing the Slave Trade
• Michael W. Haslam (1994-95)
  Classics, University of California, Los Angeles
  Edition of the Homer Lexicon of Antiquity
• Sally Anne Haslanger (1995-96)
  Philosophy & Women’s Studies, University of Michigan
  Rebuilding the World: Ontology and Social Construction
• Stanley M. Hauerwas (1992-93)
  Religion, Duke University
  A History of the Development of Christian Ethics as a Discipline in America
• Julie Candler Hayes (2004-05)
  French, University of Richmond
  Translation, Subjectivity, and Culture in France and England, 1600-1800
• N. Katherine Hayles (2006-07)
  English, University of California at Los Angeles
  Virtual Bodies: Evolving Materiality in Cybernetics, Literature, and Information
• Maureen Anne Healy (2007-08)
  History, Oregon State University
  At the Gates of Western Civilization: Islam and the Turks in Central Europe
• Chad Heap (2013–14)
  American Studies, George Washington University
  A History of the Sociological Study of Homosexuality in the United States
• Gregg Hecimovich (2015–16)
  English, Winthrop University
  The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts: The True Story of The Bondwoman’s Narrative
• Thomas Heffernan (1986-87)
  English, University of Tennessee
  Sacred Biography: Saints and Their Biographers in the Middle Ages
• Mary Elaine Hegland (2016–17)
  Religion, Santa Clara University
  Days of Revolution: Religion, Ritual & Politics in an Iranian Settlement
• John Heil (1996-97)
  Philosophy, Davidson College
  Language, Thought, and Reality
• Ursula K. Heise (2001-02)
  English & American Literature, Columbia University
  World-Wide Webs: Global Ecology and the Cultural Imagination
• Aline Helg (2000-01)
  History, University of Texas, Austin
  Free People of Color, Slaves, and Elite Whites in Caribbean Colombia, 1770-1851
• Elizabeth K. Helsinger (1997-98, 2007-08)
  English & Art History, University of Chicago
  (1) The Pre-Raphaelite Arts of Poetry, Painting, Collection, and Design (1850-80)
  (2) “A Peculiar Music”: Poetry, Art, and Song in Nineteenth-Century Britain
• James A. Henretta (2002-03)
  History, University of Maryland-College Park
  The Liberal State in America: New York, 1820-1950
• Mae G. Henderson (1995-96)
  English, Afro-American Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago
  Crossing Borders: African American Exile and Identity
• C. John Herington (1986-87)
  Classics, Yale University
  Herodotus
• Noah Isaac Heringman (2014–15)
  English, University of Missouri
  Deep Time and the Prehistoric Turn
• Judson S. Herrman (2006-07)
  Classics, Allegheny College
  The New Hyperides in the Archimedes Palimpsest
• Cynthia B. Herrup (2005-06)
  History, University of Southern California
  “When Mercy Seasons Justice”: Pardons and the Constitution in Early Modern England
• Susannah Heschel (1997-98)
  Religion, Case Western Reserve University
  When Jesus Was Aryan: Protestant Theologians in Nazi Germany
• Jonathan M. Hess (1999-2000)
  Germanic Languages, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Colonizing Diaspora: Debating Jewish Emancipation in Germany, 1781-1815
• Carla Hesse (2000-01)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  The Law of the Terror
• James Hevia (2015–16)
  History, University of Chicago
  Animal Labor and Colonial Warfare
• Sandya K. Hewamanne (2011-12)
  Anthropology, Wake Forest University
  Sri Lanka's Former Global Factory Workers Negotiating New Lives
• J. H. Hexter (1981-84)
  History, Washington University
  (1) The First Crisis of Modern Liberty: The Parliament of 1628
  (2) Freedom’s Imprint, 1603-1628
• Christine Leigh Heyrman (1985-86)
  History, University of California, Irvine
  The Origins of Evangelical Culture in Early America: The First Great Awakening and the Development of Colonial Society, 1735-1775
• Carolyn Higbie (2003-04)
  Classics, State University of New York at Buffalo
  Referring to Homer
• A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. (1993-94)
  Law, U.S. Court of Appeals
  Race and the American Legal Process
• Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham (1993-94, 2013–14)
  (1) History, University of Pennsylvania: Race, History, and Feminist Theory
  (2) African and African American Studies, Harvard University: The Great Question of Human Rights in American History
• Catherine Ann Higgs (2012-13)
  History, University of Tennessee
  Sisters for Justice: Religion and Political Transformation in Apartheid South Africa
• John Higham (1987-89)
  History, Johns Hopkins University
  A Comparative Study of Ethnic Identities in America
• Christopher Hill (1987-88)
  Philosophy, University of Arkansas
  The Nature of Consciousness
• Mary A. Hill (1981-82)
  History, Bucknell University
  Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Years of Triumph, 1896-1935
• Robert A. Hill (1983-84)
  History, University of California, Los Angeles
  Marcus Garvey and the Black International: A Centennial Biography
• Thomas E. Hill, Jr. (1982-83)
  Philosophy, University of California, Los Angeles
  Autonomy and Loyalty
• Darlene Hine (1986-87)
  History, Purdue University
  Black Women in White: A History of Black Women in the Nursing Profession, 1886-1950
• Marianne Hirsch (1992-93)
  Comparative Literature, Dartmouth College
  Family Pictures: Photography and Narratives of Loss
• Susan Fern Hirsch (2002-03)
  Anthropology, Wesleyan University
  The Embassy Bombings Reframed: Constructing Identities, Legal Meanings, and Justice
• Fred C. Hobson, Jr. (1991-92)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  H. L. Mencken: A Critical Biography
• John A. Hodgson (1981-82)
  English, University of Georgia
  Romantic Allegory: The Rhetoric and Logic of Transcendental Inquiry in Romantic Literature
• Lawrence Hoey (1985-86)
  Art History, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  Pier Design in Early English Gothic Architecture
• Bayo Holsey (2010-11)
  African-American Studies, Duke University
  Spectacles of Slavery: Marketing the Past in the New Millennium
• Michael Holt (1987-88)
  History, University of Virginia
  History of the American Whig Party, 1828-1856
• Marcia Homiak (1988-89)
  Philosophy, Occidental College
  Investigations in Aristotle’s Ethics
• Michael K. Honey (1995-96)
  History, University of Washington, Tacoma
  Black Workers, Martin Luther King, and the Civil Rights Movement
• Hilde M. Hoogenboom (2000-01)
  Slavic Languages, Stetson University
  Identity and Realism: Russian Women Writers in the Nineteenth Century
• Kevin D. Hoover (1991-92)
  Economics, University of California, Davis
  Causality in Economics
• Jasper Hopkins (1983-84)
  Philosophy, University of Minnesota
  Nicholas of Cusa’s Dialectical Mysticism
• Karl Theodore Hoppen (1985-86)
  History, University of Hull
  New Oxford History of England, Vol. XIV: 1846-1885
• Phillip Horky (2016–17)
  Classics, Durham University
  Pythagorean Philosophy: 250 BCE to 200 CE
• Mikael Hörnqvist (2008-09)
  History, Uppsala University
  Prudenti: Machiavelli and Tocqueville on Liberty, Empire, and Justice
• Alfred Hornung (1980-81)
  American Studies, University of Wurzburg
  Autobiography and the Autobiographical Mode in America
• Daniel Horowitz (1984-85)
  History, Scripps College
  American Intellectuals and the Standard of Living, 1945-1983
• Donald L. Horowitz (1983-84)
  Law and Political Science, Duke University
  Ethnic Violence, Conflict, and Democracy
• Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz (1984-85)
  History, Scripps College
  The Life: Student Culture in the Women’s Colleges, 1865-1929
• Benjamin Hrushovski (1981-82)
  Comparative Literature, Tel Aviv University
  Introduction to the Poetics of Fiction
• Sally Smith Hughes (2006-07)
  History of Science, University of California, Berkeley
  Genetically Determined: Genentech and the Rise of Commercial Biotechnology
• Akasha Hull (1994-95)
  English, University of California, Santa Cruz
  Spirituality in African American women’s literature
• Margaret Ellen Humphreys (2004-05)
  History, Duke University
  The Civil War and American Medicine
• J. Paul Hunter (1985-86, 1995-96)
  English, University of Rochester
  The Origins of the English Novel; The Ideology of the Heroic Couplet
• Jefferson Hunter (1984-85)
  English, Smith College
  Photography and Modern Literature
• Mary K. Hunter (1991-92)
  Music, Bates College
  Opera Buffa and the Uses of Convention, 1760-1790
• Phyllis Whitman Hunter (2004-05, 2005-06)
  History, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  Geographies of Capitalism: Imagining Asia in Early America
• Torsten Husen (1978-79)
  Education, University of Stockholm
  American Educational Policies toward the Disadvantaged
• Heather Hyde Minor (2013–14)
  Art History, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s Lost Words

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• Patricia Clare Ingham (2012-13)
  English, Indiana University, Bloomington
  Medieval New: Innovation, Novelty, History
• Brad C. Inwood (1995-96)
  Classics, University of Toronto
  Reading Seneca
• Javier Irastorza-Revuelta (1979-80)
  Economics, University of Madrid
  The Political and Economic Forces behind Inflation
• Benjamin Henri Isaac (2004-05)
  Classics, Tel Aviv University, Israel
  (1) Corpus of Ancient Inscriptions of Judaea/Palaestina
  (2) Greek and Roman Ideas about Warfare
• Wolfgang Iser (2000-01)
  English and Comparative Literature, University of Constance, Germany
  Conceptualizations of Culture
• Jenann T. Ismael (2003-04)
  Philosophy, University of Arizona
  Science, Simplicity, and Symmetry
• Toshihiko Izutsu (1982-83)
  Oriental Studies, Keio University
  Studies in Islam

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• Blyden Jackson (1981-83)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Afro-American Literature: A History
• John Lester Jackson (2005-06)
  Anthropology, Duke University
  Black Judah: Race, Gender, and the Twelve Tribes of Transnationalism
• Lawrence Patrick Jackson (2004-05)
  English, Emory University
  A Song in the Front Yard: A Cultural History of African American Writers and Critics, 1935-1960
• Thorkild Jacobsen (1986-87, 1988-89)
  Sumerian, Harvard University
  Introduction to Sumerian
• Richard Mark Jaffe (2004-05)
  Religion, Duke University
  Seeking Shakyamuni: World Travel and the Reconstruction of Japanese Buddhism, 1868-1945
• Sarah S. Jain (2005-06)
  Anthropology, Stanford University
  Commodity Violence: American Automobility
• Daniel M. James (1997-98)
  History, Duke University
  Memory Tales: Collective Memory and Communal Narratives in an Argentine City
• Winston Anthony James (2001-02)
  History, Columbia University
  Claude McKay: From Bolshevism to Black Nationalism, 1923-1948
• Kenneth Robert Janken (2000-01)
  African and Afro-American Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Mr. N Double-A C P: The Life of Walter White, 1893-1955
• Richard C. M. Janko (1990-91)
  Classics, University of California, Los Angeles
  New Fragments of Aristotle’s Literary Theory
• Henri Janne (1979-80)
  Short term visitor, University Libre de Bruxelles
• Martin Jay (2005-06)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  The Ambivalent Virtues of Mendacity: Lying in Politics
• Myra Jehlen (1985-86)
  English, State University of New York at Purchase
  Archimedes and the Paradox of Feminist Criticism
• Peter Jelavich (1997-98)
  History, University of Texas at Austin
  Berlin Alexanderplatz: Media Aesthetics, Politics, and the Death of Weimar Culture
• Randal M. Jelks (2006-07)
  History, Calvin College
  Benjamin Elijah Mays, a Religious Rebel in the Jim Crow South: An Intellectual Biography
• Douglas M. Jesseph (1993-94)
  Philosophy, North Carolina State University
  The Hobbes-Wallis Controversy
• Andrew Jewett (2013–14)
  History, Harvard University
  Against the Technostructure: Fearing Science in Modern America
• Jia Jinhua (2014–15)
  Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of Macau, Hong Kong
  Religiosity and Literacy: The Journey of Daoist Priestesses in Tang China (618–907)
• Jin Di (1992-93)
  English, Foreign Language Institute-Tianjin
  Translation of James Joyce’s Ulysses into Chinese
• Jiwei Ci (1991-92)
  Philosophy, University of International Business & Econ.
  Conscience: A Study in Moral Philosophy, Moral Psychology, and Moral Culture
• David Kenneth Johnson (2014–15)
  History, University of South Florida
  Buying Gay: Physique Magazines, Censorship, and the Rise of the Gay Movement
• John J. Johnson (1985-86)
  History, University of New Mexico
  The United States and Latin America, 1815-1836
• Colin David Hugh Jones (2014–15)
  History, Queen Mary University of London, UK
  Thermidor: Twenty-Four Hours of Parisian Revolution, 27 July 1794
• Kathleen W. Jones (2007-08)
  History, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  Dying Young: A History of Youth Suicide, 1900 to the Present
• Larry Eugene Jones (1988-89)
  History, Canisius College
  The German Right and the Nazi Seizure of Power, 1928-1934
• Martha S. Jones (2013–14)
  History, University of Michigan
  Overturning Dred Scott: Race, Rights and Citizenship in Antebellum America
• Willem Marinus Jongman (1988-89)
  Ancient History, Erasmus University
  The Political Economy of the Roman Empire
• Gilbert M. Joseph (1992-93)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Summer of Discontent, Seasons of Upheaval: Elite Politics and Rural Rebellion in Yucatan, 1890-1915

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• Walter E. Kaegi (1996-97)
  History, University of Chicago
  Heraclius: An Emperor and His Crises
• Grigorii Zosimovich Kaganov (1995-96)
  Architecture, Institute for Theory of Architecture
  Western Faces of St. Petersburg, 1700s-1920s
• Benjamin Kahan (2016–17)
  Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Louisiana State University
  Sexual Etiologies and the Great Paradigm Shift
• Thomas E. Kaiser (2004-05)
  History, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  Devious Empire: Marie Antoinette and French Austrophobia
• George Kane (1987-88)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A Consolidated Glossary of Piers Plowman
• Bruce Kapferer (2004-05)
  Anthropology, University of Bergen, Norway
  Cosmologies of Healing: Ritual Systems in Comparative Perspective
• Alice Y. Kaplan (1989-90)
  French, Duke University
  Confessions of a Francophile
• Fred Kaplan (1985-86)
  English, City University of New York
  A Biography of Charles Dickens
• Temma Kaplan (1992-93)
  History, Barnard College
  Political Cultures and Women’s Political Action
• Leon Kass (1984-85)
  Medicine & Bioethics, University of Chicago
  Is One What One Eats: From Nature to Ethics
• John Kasson (1980-81, 2009-10)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  (1) Civility and Rudeness: Public Etiquette in the United States from the Mid-Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century
  (2) The Little Girl Who Fought the Great Depression: Shirley Temple and 1930s America
• Joy S. Kasson (1996-97)
  American Studies & English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show: History, Performance, and Cultural Identity
• Linda Kauffman (1983-84)
  English, Ithaca College
  Discourses of Desire: Gender, Genre, and Epistolary Fictions
• Anthony E. Kaye (2015–16)
  History, Pennsylvania State University
  Taking Canaan: Rethinking the Nat Turner Revolt
• Peter A. Keating (2000-01)
  History of Biomedical Sciences, University of Quebec at Montreal
  "Biomedicine" and the Post-War Realignment of Biology and Clinical Medicine in NCI’s Cooperative Oncology Groups
• Sean P. Keilen (2006-07)
  English, University of Pennsylvania
  The Influence of Friends: Authority and Tradition in Renaissance Poetry
• Thomas E. Keirstead (2000-01)
  History, State University of New York at Buffalo
  Making Medieval Japan
• Alison Mary Keith (2007-08)
  Classics, University of Toronto, Canada
  Ovidian Transformations in Flavian Epic
• Donald Kelley (1984-85)
  History, University of Rochester
  English Common Law and Social Thought
• Brian Kelly (2003-04)
  History, Queen’s University Belfast
  Black Workers, Black Elites, and the Labor Question in the Jim Crow South
• Gavin A.J. Kelly (2010-11)
  Classics, University of Edinburgh, UK
  Rutilius' Return
• Robert L. Kendrick (1998-99)
  Music, University of Chicago
  Music and Urban Life in Milan, 1580-1650
• Dane K. Kennedy (2010-11)
  History, George Washington University
  Mapping Continents: British Exploration of Africa and Australia
• Elizabeth L. Kennedy (2003-04)
  Women’s Studies, University of Arizona
  Many Strands, One Woman: Lesbianism, Marriage, and Sexuality in an Upper-Class Life
• Dale Vivienne Kent (1985-86)
  History, La Trobe University
  Social Structure and Patronage in Early Medicean Florence
• Robert Keohane (1995-96)
  International Relations, Harvard University
  Contested Commitments in United States Foreign Policy
• Linda K. Kerber (1990-91)
  History, University of Iowa
  Women and the Obligations of Citizenship: The Gendered Discourse of American Law
• Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie (2003-04)
  History, independent scholar
  Rites of August First: West Indian Emancipation Celebrations in the Black Atlantic World, 1831-1861
• Samuel Joseph Kerstein (1999-2000)
  Philosophy, University of Maryland
  The Derivation of the Categorical Imperative: On the Foundations of Kantian Ethics
• Alice Kessler-Harris (2006-07)
  History, Columbia University
  A Biography of Lillian Hellman
• Paulina Kewes (2002-03)
  English, University of Wales, UK
  The Staging of History in Early Modern England
• Akram F. Khater (2005-06)
  History, North Carolina State University
  A Deluded Woman: Gender and the Politics of Religious Modernity in Eighteenth-Century Greater Syria
• Benedict F. Kiernan (2006-07)
  History, Yale University
  The Vietnam War in Vietnamese History, 211 BCE to 2005
• Hwansoo Kim (2014–15)
  Religious Studies, Duke University
  A Transnational History of Colonial Korean Buddhism (1910–1945)
• Mi Gyung Kim (2006-07)
  History of Science, North Carolina State University
  The Aerial Theater: Balloons and the Public in Pre-Revolutionary France
• John N. King (1997-98)
  English, Ohio State University
  Foxe’s Book of Martyrs: Seven Studies
• Mary Kinzie (2005-06)
  English, Northwestern University
  The Poems I Am Not Writing: A Meditation in Verse
• Timothy A. Kircher (2007-08)
  History, Guilford College
  Leon Battista Alberti and Renaissance Learning: The Humanist in Revolt
• Elizabeth D. Kirk (1992-93)
  English, Brown University
  Standing in Unknowing: Faith and Consciousness in Fourteenth-Century English Poetry
• Elizabeth Esther Kiss (1995-96)
  Politics, Princeton University
  The Practice of Rights: Reconsidering ‘Rights Talk’
• Mario Klarer (1995-96, 2000-01)
  Comparative Literature, University of Innsbruk, Austria
  (1) Ekphrasis: Pictorial Description and Textual Self-Reflexivity in English and American Literature
  (2) Still Lives: Tableaux Vivants and the Construction of Victorian Femininity
• Judy L. Klein (1997-98)
  Economics, Mary Baldwin College
  Natural and Artificial Seasonal Rhythms in 19th- and 20th-Century Commerce
• Emily Klenin (1979-80)
  Slavic Languages & Literatures, Harvard University
  Linguistic Change in Medieval East Slavic Languages
• Ilya Kliger (2016–17)
  Russian and Slavic Studies, New York University
  Untimely Community: The Tragic Imagination in the Age of Russian Realism
• Thomas Miller Klubock (2005-06)
  History, State University of New York, Stony Brook
  La Frontera: Land, Labor, and Ecological Change in Chile, 1873-1993
• Janet Knapp (1988-89)
  Music, Vassar College
  The Polyphonic Conductus: A Study of the 6th and 7th Fascicles of the Manuscript Florence, Biblioteca Laurenziana, Pluteus 29.1
• Franklin W. Knight (1986-87)
  History, Johns Hopkins University
  Spanish-American Creole Society in Cuba, 1750-1840
• Ulrich C. Knoepflmacher (1995-96)
  English, Princeton University
  Appropriating Wordsworth
• James Rex Knowlson (2002-03)
  French, University of Reading, UK
  Samuel Beckett and European Art and Architecture
• John H. Komlos (2010-11)
  Economics, University of Munich, Germany
  An Anthropometric History of the World from the Seventeenth to the Twenty-First Century
• David Konstan (1994-95)
  Classics, Brown University
  Friendship in the Classical World
• Claudia A. Koonz (1993-94)
  History, Duke University
  Race, Eugenics and Gender in Nazi Social Politics
• Maryanne Kowaleski (2005-06)
  History, Fordham University
  Living from the Sea: An Ethnography of Maritime Communities in Medieval England
• Lloyd S. Kramer (2002-03)
  History, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  Traveling to Unknown Places: Politics, Religion and the Cultural Identities of Expatriate Writers, 1780-1960
• Elizabeth L. Krause (2013–14)
  Anthropology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  Tight Knit: Familistic Encounters in a Transnational Fast-Fashion Zone
• Shepard Krech, III (1993-94, 2000-01)
  Anthropology, Brown University
  (1) The North American Indian: Ecologist, Conservationist, and Environmentalist?
  (2) Ethnobiology in Native North America
• Norman Kretzmann (1992-93)
  Philosophy, Cornell University
  The General Philosophical Theology of Thomas Aquinas
• Martin Krieger (1978-79)
  Public Policy, University of Minnesota
  Advice and Planning
• Colleen Elizabeth Kriger (2014–15)
  History, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  Life, Death, and Business on the Guinea Coast
• Sanjay Krishnan (2012-13)
  English, Boston University
  The Novel and Historical Derangement
• Sheryl T. Kroen (2006-07)
  History, University of Florida
  The Marshall Plan: A Cultural History
• Brian A. Krostenko (2001-02)
  Classics, University of Notre Dame
  Voicing Ideology: Art and Social Code in Cicero’s Political Speeches
• Anna Krylova (2013–14)
  History, Duke University
  A History of the Soviet: The Lingua Franca of Soviet Modernity
• John Richard Kucich (2002-03)
  English, University of Michigan
  Melancholy Magic: Masochism and Late Victorian Political Identities
• Michael E. Kulikowski (2009-10)
  History, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  The Rhetoric of Being Roman: Fourth-Century Politics and the End of Empire
• Marcia Kupfer (2012-13)
  Art History, Independent Scholar
  From Panoramic Survey to Mirror Reflection: Art and Optics in the Hereford Mappa Mundi
• Karen Ordahl Kupperman (1984-85)
  History, University of Connecticut
  Tropical Puritans: The Providence Island Colony, 1630-1641
• Ewa Kuryluk (1988-89)
  Art History, Unaffiliated
  Veronica and Her Cloth: Origins, Tradition, and Symbolism of a “True” Icon
• Norman Kutcher (2015–16)
  History, Syracuse University
  Eunuchs in the Age of China’s Last Great Emperors
• Igal Kvart (1983-84)
  Philosophy, Hebrew University
  Reference and Knowledge
• Michael A. Kwass (2001-02)
  History, University of Georgia
  Consumption and the World of Ideas: Consumer Revolution and Changing Conceptions of Society in Pre-Revolutionary France

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• Maura K. Lafferty (2001-02)
  Classics, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  The Empress of Languages: Latin in the Middle Ages
• Peter Geoffrey Lake (1998-99)
  History, Princeton University
  Papists, Puritans, and Players: Cultural Conflict in Post Reformation England
• Sanford Lakoff (1980-82)
  Political Science, University of California, San Diego
  The “Energy Crisis” and Political Beliefs
• Jonathan Lamb (1991-92)
  English, University of Auckland
  Reading Job in the Eighteenth Century: The Politics and Aesthetics of Abjection
• Joshua Landy (2011-12)
  French, Stanford University
  Literature, Narrative, and the Shape of a Life
• Robert E. Lane (1983-84)
  Political Science, Yale University
  Markets and Politics: The Human Product
• Gladys Engel Lang (1983-84)
  Sociology, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  A Study of the Etching Revival (1880-1939)
• Kurt Lang (1983-84)
  Sociology, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  A Study of the Etching Revival (1880-1939)
• Laurie Langbauer (2011-12)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Child Authors and Juvenilia: The Tradition in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
• Susan H. Langdon (1999-2000)
  Art History & Archaeology, University of Missouri, Columbia
  Gender and Society in Early Iron Age Greece
• Nancy Langston (1996-97)
  Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  Riparian Boundaries
• Thomas Laqueur (2000-01)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  Death, Memory, and Modernity
• Haile M. Larebo (2000-01)
  History, Morehouse College
  Church, State and Society in Ethiopia, 1885-1995
• Miguel La Serna (2016–17)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Last Revolution: Shining Path and the War of the End of the World
• Marixa A. Lasso (2013–14)
  History, Case Western Reserve University
  Building La Zona: Landscaping Urban Development at the Panama Canal, 1904–1914
• Anthony J. La Vopa (1983-84, 1998-99)
  History, North Carolina State University
  (1) Vocation, Talent, and Merit: The German Intelligentsia and Social Ascent, c. 1700-1800
  (2) Fichte: A Thematic Biography, Volume 1: Compelling Reason
• Steven Lawson (1987-88)
  History, University of South Florida
  From Protest to Power: Civil Rights and Black Politics since 1945
• Eleanor Winsor Leach (1992-93)
  Classics, Indiana University
  Roman Painting and Roman Society
• Lewis Leary (1978-79)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Beginnings of Literature in the United States, 1730-1820
• Sukjae Lee (2006-07)
  Philosophy, Ohio State University
  The Untimely Modern: Leibniz and His Rehabilitation of Formal and Final Causes
• Patricia Leighten (1995-96)
  Art History, Queen’s University
  The Esthetics of Radicalism: Anarchism and Cultural Criticism in Avant-Guerre France
• Thomas M. Lekan (2009-10, 2010-11)
  History, University of South Carolina
  Green Tourism: Consumption and Conservation in Twentieth-Century Germany
• Timothy W. Lenoir (2008-09)
  New Technologies and Society, Duke University
  Virtual Conflict Resolution: Turning Swords to Ploughshares
• Gertrud Lenzer (1980-81)
  Sociology, City University of New York-Brooklyn College
  The Intellectual Division of Labor and the Separation of Knowledge
• Ralph Lerner (1981-82)
  Social Sciences, University of Chicago
  Re-creating a Civic Public, 1825-1850
• James H. Lesher (2004-05)
  Philosophy, University of Maryland
  Knowledge and the Gods: Religious Aspects of Early Greek Theories of Knowledge
• William E. Leuchtenburg (1978-81)
  History, Columbia University
  (1) FDR and the Supreme Court Crisis of the 1930s
  (2) Final Volume of Oxford History of United States: America since 1945
• Lisa Levenstein (2014–15)
  History, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  Bringing Beijing Home: The Fourth World Conference on Women and the Global Politics of American Feminism
• Jonathan Levin (1998-99)
  English & Comparative Literature, Columbia University
  The Literature of Place: American Nonfiction Prose
• Richard Levin (1987-88)
  English, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  New Approaches to the Interpretation of English Renaissance Drama
• Bernard M. Levinson (2010-11)
  Judaic Studies, University of Minnesota
  Revelation and Redaction: The Role of Intellectual Models in Biblical Studies
• Henry Samuel Levinson (1985-86)
  Religion, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  Santayana’s Religious Naturalism
• John Robert Levison (2000-01)
  Religion, Duke University
  Out of Eden: An Analysis of the Life of Adam and Eve
• Robert I. Levy (1990-91)
  Anthropology, University of California, San Diego
  Private Experience and Personal Organization in a Nepalese City
• David Levering Lewis (1983-84)
  History, University of California, San Diego
  Race to Fashoda: Ethiopia, Africa, and the Upper Nile, 1896-1899
• R. W. B. Lewis (1989-90)
  American Studies, Yale University
  Robert Penn Warren: the Poems of his Life
• Bozhong Li (1992-93)
  History, Zhejiang Academy of Social Science
  The Baseline of China’s Economic Modernization: The Late Imperial Economy of the Lower Yangzi in World Historical Perspective
• Laura Lieber (2015–16)
  Religious Studies, Duke University
  Staging the Sacred: Orchestrating Holiness in Late Antiquity
• Michael Lienesch (1998-99)
  Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Rethinking Scopes: The Scopes Trial and the Politics of Progress
• Richard Lim (2002-03)
  Ancient History, Smith College
  The World Continues: Public Spectacles and Civic Transformation in Late Antiquity
• Lisa Ann Lindsay (2004-05)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A South Carolinian in Colonial Nigeria: One Family’s History and the African Diaspora
• Mack Lipkin (1978-79)
  Medicine, University of Oregon Medical Sch.
  The Role of Suggestion in Medical Therapeutics
• Lawrence Lipking (1993-94)
  English, Northwestern University
  Samuel Johnson: The Life of an Author
• Daniel C. Littlefield (1988-89)
  History, Louisiana State University
  The Development of Slavery in South Carolina
• Lydia H. Liu (1997-98)
  Comparative Literature, University of California, Berkeley
  A Global Circuit of Words: Missionary Linguistic Enterprise in 19th-Century China
• Phoebe Lloyd (1984-85)
  Art History, University of Pennsylvania
  The Failure of the Artist in American Society
• Joseph Loewenstein (1988-89)
  English, Washington University
  Renaissance Creativity and the Book Trade
• Barry Loewer (1988-89)
  Philosophy, University of South Carolina
  An Investigation of Naturalistic Theories of Intentional Content and Causation
• Michael Lofaro (1980-81)
  English, University of Tennessee
  Boone and Crockett: The Role of the Frontier Culture Hero in American Thought, 1784-1980
• Marie-Rose Logan (1987-88)
  Romance Languages, Rice University
  Classical Scholarship and the Self: Guillaume Bude’s Nostra Philologia
• Pamela O. Long (2012-13)
  History, Independent Scholar
  Rome Restored: Knowledge, Power, and Engineering, 1557-1590
• Michele Longino (1997-98)
  French, Duke University
  The Staging of Exoticism in 17th-century France
• Robert Longsworth (1980-81)
  English, Oberlin College
  Comic Elements in Middle English Romances
• Beatrice Longuenesse (2015–16)
  Philosophy, New York University
  Self-Consciousness and the First Person
• Steven H. Lonsdale (1991-92)
  Classics, Davidson College
  Dance and Ritual Play in Greek Religion
• Dominic M. M. Lopes (2000-01)
  Philosophy, Indiana University-Kokomo
  Life Drawing: Pictures, Perception and Value
• Donald S. Lopez (1996-97)
  Asian Languages & Culture, University of Michigan
  Prisoners of Shangri-la: Tibetan Buddhism and the West
• Paul E. Losensky (2011-12)
  Central Eurasian Studies and Comparative Literature, Indiana University, Bloomington
  Ṣā'eb Tabrizi and the Poetics of Effulgence
• Manuel A. dos Santos Lourenco (1979-80)
  Philosophy, University of Lisbon
  A Study on the Nature of Consciousness
• Gordon Jeffrey Love (2014–15)
  German and Russian, Clemson University
  The Black Square: Alexandre Kojeve’s Challenge to Philosophy
• Katherine J. P. Lowe (2000-01)
  History, Goldsmiths College, University of London
  Nuns’ Chronicles and Convent Culture in Renaissance and Counter-Reformation Italy
• Richard Lowenthal (1979-80)
  Political Science, Berlin University
  Mao’s Emancipation from Stalin, 1935-38
• Tina Lu (2005-06)
  East Asian Studies, University of Pennsylvania
  The Boy Who Was an Ingot, or Money in Late Imperial Chinese Literature
• Townsend Ludington (1985-86)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A Biography of Marsden Hartley
• Keith Phillip Luria (2000-01)
  History, North Carolina State University
  Sacred Boundaries: Catholics and Protestants in Seventeenth Century France
• Michael Lurie (2013–14)
  Classics, Independent Scholar
  Not To Be Born Is Best: Greek Pessimism Revisited
• Peter G. Lurie (2009-10)
  English, University of Richmond
  American Obscurantism
• Joseph Luzzi (2004-05)
  Italian, Bard College
  Celluloid Muse: The Poetry of Italian Cinema
• William G. Lycan (1998-99)
  Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Real Conditionals
• Colleen Lye (2015–16)
  English, University of California, Berkeley
  The Asian American Sixties
• Deidre S. Lynch (2000-01)
  English, State University of New York at Buffalo
  At Home in English: "Loving" Literature in the Eighteenth Century and After
• Peter F. Lynch (1998-99)
  Art History, Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
  The Portrayal of Masculinity in the Age of “Maniera”
• Deborah J. Lyons (1997-98)
  Classics, University of Rochester
  Women as Gifts and Givers: An Economics of Gender in Ancient Greece
• F. S. L. Lyons (1982-83)
  History, Trinity College, Dublin
  The Life of William Butler Yeats

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• Michael R. Maas (1992-93)
  Ancient History, Rice University
  The Limits of Ethnography: Ethnicity and Empire in the Late Roman World
• Michael MacDonald (1990-91)
  History, University of Michigan
  A History of the Mind in Early Modern England
• Scott C. MacDonald (1992-93)
  Philosophy, University of Iowa
  Rational Pursuit of the Good: Deliberative Desire in Aquinas’s Moral Philosophy
• Maynard Mack (1984-85, 1986-87)
  English, Yale University
  Shakespearean Tragedy
• Sara Mack (1980-81)
  Classics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Ovid’s Metamorphoses: A Study in Epic Themes and the Ovidian Persona
• Lucinda MacKethan (1984-85)
  English, North Carolina State University
  America’s Literature of Lighting Out: Sources and Structures
• Nancy MacLean (2008-09)
  History, Northwestern University
  “Freedom Is the Answer”: The Strange Career of School Vouchers
• Gary A. Macy (2005-06)
  Religion, University of San Diego
  Ordination and Women in the Medieval West
• Gregory Maertz (2008-09)
  English, Saint John’s University
  House of Art: A Cultural History of Nazi Germany
• Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp (1993-94)
  Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  African American Communal Narratives: Religion, Race, and Memory in Nineteenth-Century America
• Robert Magliola (1979-80)
  Comparative Literature, Purdue University
  Beyond Derrida: The Reinstatement of Poetic Presence
• Victor H. Mair (1991-92)
  Chinese, University of Pennsylvania
  Buddhism and the Rise of the Written Vernacular in Medieval China
• Peter L. Mallios (2005-06)
  English, University of Maryland
  Our Conrad: American Transatlantic Self-Imaginings, 1900-1950
• Maurice Mandelbaum (1985-86)
  Philosophy, Dartmouth College
  Purpose and Necessity in Social Theory
• Lee Manion (2013–14)
  English, University of Missouri
  The King is Emperor: Sovereignty, Justice, and Theories of Empire in Late Medieval Literature
• Elizabeth C. Mansfield (2008-09)
  Art History, University of the South
  The Perfect Foil: François-André Vincent, 1746-1816
• Harvey Mansfield, Jr. (1981-83)
  Government, Harvard University
  A Study of the Theory of Executive Power
• Nicole Marafioti (2016–17)
  History, Trinity University
  Crime and Sin in Late Anglo-Saxon England
• Harold Marcus (1985-86)
  History, Michigan State University
  A Modern History of Ethiopia, 1500 to Present
• Joel Marcus (2004-05)
  Theology, Duke University
  The Passion Narrative in the Gospel of Mark
• Ruth Barcan Marcus (1992-93)
  Philosophy, Yale University
  Belief and Rationality
• Steven Marcus (1980-82)
  English, Columbia University
  Freud and the Culture of Humanism
• Jo Burr Margadant (2002-03)
  History, Santa Clara University
  Monarchy at Risk: The Last French Royal Family, 1830-1848
• Ted W. Margadant (2002-03)
  History, University of California-Davis
  Criminal Justice and Revolutionary Politics in 1789
• Stuart Marks (1984-85)
  Anthropology, St. Andrews Presbyterian College
  Southern Hunting in Black and White
• Timothy W. Marr (2013–14)
  American Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  “Mohammedans under the American Flag”: Moro-American Relations in the Muslim Philippines
• Kate Marshall (2016–17)
  English Language and Literature, University of Notre Dame
  Novels by Aliens
• Rex Martin (2004-05)
  Philosophy, University of Kansas
  Rawls on Economic Justice
• Robert B. Martin (1988-89)
  English, Princeton University
  A Biography of Gerard Manley Hopkins
• Teresita Martinez-Vergne (2002-03)
  History, Macalester College
  The Construction of Citizenship in the Twentieth-Century Dominican National Discourse
• Anthony William Marx (1997-98)
  Political Science, Columbia University
  The Nation-State and its Exclusions: Comparative Institution and Identity Formation
• Mark J. Maslan (2005-06)
  English, University of California, Santa Barbara
  False Lives: Biographical Fraud and Contemporary Fiction
• Michelle Annette Massé (1999-2000)
  English, Louisiana State University
  The Mirror of Fashion: Critical Expectations and the Work of Louisa May Alcott
• April Masten (2015–16)
  History, State University of New York–Stony Brook
  Diamond and Juba: The Rise and Fall of Challenge Dancing in America
• John Frederick Matthews (1995-96)
  Ancient History, University of Oxford
  Genesis, Editing and Publication of the Theodosian Code
• Victor Matthews (1986-87)
  Classics, University of Guelph
  A Critical Commentary on Antimachos of Kolophon
• Sarah C. Maza (1988-89)
  History, Northwestern University
  Private Vices, Public Virtues: Literature, Law, and Public Opinion in France, 1762-1789
• Mark A. Mazower (1993-94)
  History, University of Sussex
  The Experience of Nazi Occupation in Europe
• Sucheta Mazumdar (2007-08)
  History, Duke University
  From the Slave Trade to the Opium Rush: The America-China Trade
• James C. McCann (1991-92)
  History, Boston University
  People of the Plow: A Modern History of Ethiopian Agriculture
• Sean J. McCann (2001-02)
  English & American Literature, Wesleyan University
  The Anti-Liberal Imagination: Twentieth-Century American Literature and the Problem of Government
• Edward McClennen (1986-87)
  Philosophy, Washington University
  Rational Self-Interest and the Justification of Moral Principles
• Josephine McDonagh (2014–15)
  English, King’s College London, UK
  Literature in a Time of Migration: Print, Population and the British Nineteenth Century Novel
• Paula Joanne McDowell (1999-2000)
  English, University of Maryland
  “The Tongue Can No Man Tame”: Popular Oral Culture in Working London, 1678-1743
• Bernard McGinn (1999-2000)
  Religion, University of Chicago
  Continuity and Change in Late Medieval Mysticism 1300-1500
• Charles F. McGovern (2013–14)
  American Studies, College of William and Mary
  The Civics of American Popular Music: Citizenship, Race, and Belonging, 1930–1972
• Deborah L. McGrady (2010-11)
  French, University of Virginia
  Beyond Patronage: Rethinking Literary Dynamics During the Hundred Years War
• Elizabeth McHenry (1998-99)
  English, New York University
  Forgotten Readers: African-American Literary Societies, 1830-1940
• Terence Vaughn McIntosh (1999-2000)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Church, the Courts, and Illicit Sex in Germany, 1700-1830
• William McKane (1987-88)
  Religion, University of St. Andrews
  The International Critical Commentary on Jeremiah: Volume II
• James W. McKinnon (1993-94)
  Music, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A Prehistory of Gregorian Chant
• Ellen A. McLarney (2011-12)
  Asian & Middle Eastern Studies, Duke University
  Poetics of Islamic Politics: The Adab of Rights and Freedom
• Louise McReynolds (1995-96, 1999-2000)
  History, University of Hawaii
  Russia at Play: Leisure-time Activities and Social Change in Late Imperial Russia
• Brenda D. Meehan-Waters (1989-90)
  History, University of Rochester
  Women’s Religious Communities (zhenskie obshchiny) in Russia, 1764-1917
• Louise Meintjes (2007-08)
  Musicology, Duke University
  Unwavering Voice and Disintegrating Body: Zulu Song and Dance in a Time of AIDS
• Martin Meisel (1983-84)
  English, Columbia University
  The Imagination of Chaos in Western Literature and Thought
• Christopher Melchert (2014–15)
  Oriental Studies, University of Oxford, UK
  The Early History of Islamic Asceticism
• Alfred R. Mele (1992-93)
  Philosophy, Davidson College
  Autonomous Agents: From Self-Control to Autonomy
• Martin Melosi (1982-83)
  History, Texas A & M University
  Energy and Environment in Industrial America
• Narayana Menon (1985-86)
  Music, Indian Academy of Music, Dance, Drama
  The Language of Music
• Christia Mercer (2012-13)
  Philosophy, Columbia University
  Platonisms in Early Modern Philosophy
• Carolyn Merchant (2000-01)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  Reinventing Eden
• Barbara D. Metcalf (1989-90)
  History, University of California, Davis
  The Pilgrimage Remembered: South Asian Accounts of the Hajj
• Thomas R. Metcalf (1989-90)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  Ideologies of the Raj, 1860-1920
• Joanne Meyerowitz (1999-2000)
  History, University of Cincinnati
  Transsexuality in the U.S.
• Marvin Meyers (1981-82)
  History, Brandeis University
  Of Founders and Founding in the Origins of the American Republic
• Paula A. Michaels (2008-09)
  History, University of Iowa
  On the Trail of Dr. Lamaze: A Transnational History of Childbirth Education, 1930-1980
• Mihajlo Mihajlov (1980-81)
  Comparative Literature, Unaffiliated
  Thirteen Years: A Memoir of the Years 1965 to 1978 in Yugoslavia
• Andrew H. Miller (2004-05)
  English, Indiana University
  Improving Occasions
• Joshua I. Miller (1993-94)
  Government and Law, Lafayette College
  William James and Democratic Action
• Timothy Miller (1982-83)
  History, University of Washington
  The Birth of the Hospital in Medieval Byzantium
• Kenneth R. Mills (1995-96)
  History, Princeton University
  Christianizing the Spanish World, 1450-1750
• Gail Minault (1987-88)
  History, University of Texas at Austin
  Women’s Education and Social Change among Indian Muslims, 1870-1940
• Nelson Hubert Minnich (2004-05)
  History, Catholic University of America
  The Fifth Lateran Council (1512-1517)
• Alastair James Minnis (2005-06)
  English, Ohio State University
  The Medieval Eve: A Crisis in Creation
• Lee Mitchell (1986-87)
  English, Princeton University
  Determined Fictions: The Excluded Self in American Literary Naturalism
• Robert E. Mitchell (2012-13)
  English, Duke University
  Experimental Life: Vitalism in Romantic Science and Literature
• Gregg Alden Mitman (2004-05)
  History of Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  Breathing Space: An Ecological History of Allergy in America
• Phillip Mitsis, Dir. (1987-88)
  Classics, Cornell University
  Science and Morality in Hellenistic Thought
• Richard Mizelle (2016–17)
  History, University of Houston
  Sugar Diabetes: Medical Entitlement and Civil Rights in America
• Emese Mogyoródi (2012-13)
  Philosophy, University of Szeged
  Revelation and Reason: Mysticism and Metaphysics in Parmenides
• Toril Moi (1994-95)
  Comparative Literature, Duke University
  Materialist Feminism: New Perspectives on Feminist Theory
• Jon Moline (1979-80)
  Philosophy, University of Wisconsin
  Practical Wisdom
• John Monfasani (2011-12)
  History, State University of New York, Albany
  A Three-Volume Study of the Plato-Aristotle Controversy of the Fifteenth Century
• Craig A. Monson (1992-93)
  Music, Washington University
  Music & Life in the Convents of Bologna, 1500-1797
• Robin Dale Moore (2004-05)
  Musicology, Temple University
  Music and Revolution: Cultural Change in Socialist Cuba
• Richard A. Moran (1994-95)
  Philosophy, Princeton University
  Self and Other in Moral Psychology
• Stefan Morawski (1985-86)
  Art History, Polish Academy of Science & Letters
  The Crisis of Art and Present-Day Civilizational Transformations
• Jairo A. Moreno (2012-13)
  Musicology, University of Pennsylvania
  Syncopated Modernities: Musical Latin-Americanisms in the US, 1978-2008
• John N. Morris (1996-97)
  English, Washington University
  Then: Essays in Recollection
• Ruth Morse (2012-13)
  English, Université Paris-Diderot, Sorbonne
  Imagined Histories: Fictions of the Past from Bede to Shakespeare
• Gary Saul Morson (1978-79)
  Russian, University of Pennsylvania
  The Broken Frame: the Anti-Tradition in Russian Literature
• Frank Charles Mort (2001-02)
  History, University of East London, UK
  Sexual London: Metropolitan Culture and Moral Change, 1945-63
• Michael V. Moses (2000-01)
  English, Duke University
  Nation of the Dead: The Politics of Irish Writing, 1890-1990
• Javier Muguerza (1982-83)
  Philosophy, University Nacional Education a Distancia
  Historic and Critical Evaluation of the Philosophical Legacy of Neopositivism in Contemporary Thought
• Edward W. Muir (1992-93)
  History, Louisiana State University
  Ritual in Early Modern Europe
• James Mulholland (2016–17)
  English Language and Literature, North Carolina State University
  Anglophone Literature and the Emergence of the Colonial Public Sphere in Asia, 1774–1819
• Steven Mullaney (1991-92)
  English, University of Michigan
  Affective Domains: The Symbolic Economy of the Early Modern Subject
• Carol Ann Muller (1999-2000)
  Music, University of Pennsylvania
  A Home Within: Cape Jazz Singing in Exile
• Helmut Muller-Sievers (1994-95)
  German, Northwestern University
  Georg Buchner: Natural Philosophy and the Poetics of Despair
• Brenda Murphy (1981-82)
  English, St. Lawrence University
  American Realism and Dramatic Form
• Liam B. Murphy (2000-01)
  Law, New York University
  Promise, Practice and Contract
• Paul Murphy (1981-82)
  History, University of Minnesota
  Extension of the Due Process Revolution to Juveniles and Indians
• Stephen Murray (2003-04)
  Art History, Columbia University
  Telling the Story of Gothic
• Grace Musila (2016–17)
  English Language and Literature, Stellenbosch University
  Critical Illegibility, Blackness and Scoring Dangerous Freedoms

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• Betty Rose Nagle (1984-85)
  Classics, Indiana University
  Narrative Voice and Narrative Style: The Aesthetics of Ovid’s Metamorphoses
• Fred S. Naiden (2010-11)
  Ancient History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Smoke Signals for the Gods
• Carla Suzan Nappi (2012-13)
  History, University of British Columbia
  Illegible Cities: Translating Early Modern China
• Anna Nardo (1981-82)
  English, Louisiana State University
  The Ludic Spirit in Seventeenth-Century English Literature
• Lawrence Nees (2010-11)
  Art History, University of Delaware
  Essays in the Margins of Early Islamic Art
• Christopher T. Nelson (2012-13)
  Anthropology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Dreaming of the Dragon King: Trauma, Madness and Creative Action in Contemporary Japan
• Robert Nelson (1986-87)
  Art History, University of Chicago
  Theodore Hagiopetrites, A Late Byzantine Scribe and Illuminator
• Gordon D. Newby, Chr. (1990-91)
  History, North Carolina State University
  Contesting Abraham’s Legacy: Text and Intertext in Eighth-Century Jewish-Muslim Dialogue
• Waller Randy Newell (1985-86)
  Political Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  The Political and Social Thought of Martin Heidegger
• Richard Gordan Newhauser (1999-2000)
  English, Trinity University
  Greed and Capital: Avarice in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance
• Jane O. Newman (2015–16)
  Comparative Literature, University of California, Irvine
  Auerbach’s Worlds: Early/Modern Mimesis between Religion and History
• William Royall Newman (2014–15)
  Philosophy, Indiana University
  The Alchemy of Isaac Newton — A New Appraisal
• William S. Newman (1983-84)
  Music, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Authentic Performance Practices in Beethoven’s Music
• Su Fang Ng (2007-08)
  English, University of Oklahoma
  Global Renaissance: Early Modern Classicism and Empire
• Wing Chung Ng (1996-97)
  Behavioral & Cultural Science, University of Texas at San Antonio
  Chineseness in Diaspora: The Cultural Politics of Chinese Identity in Canada
• James Nickel (1978-79)
  Philosophy, Wichita State University
  A Philosophical Introduction to the Subject of Human Rights
• Ekaterina Nikova (1994-95)
  History, Bulgarian Academy of Science
  The Balkans: A Modernization Unfulfilled
• Mieko Nishida (2011-12)
  History, Hartwick College
  Gender, Race, and Nation in the Diaspora: Japanese Brazilians in São Paulo
• Ruth Nisse (2005-06)
  English, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
  Jacob’s Shipwreck: Powers of Diaspora in the Postbiblical Literature of the Jewish and Christian Middle Ages
• Daniel Nolan (2015–16)
  Philosophy, Australian National University
  Theoretical Virtues
• Maura B. Nolan (2004-05)
  English, University of Notre Dame
  English Fortune: The Early History of a Literary Idea
• Deborah Nord (2008-09)
  English, Princeton University
  Leaving Home: Women Writers and the Public Sphere, 1800 to the Present
• Philip Nord (2008-09)
  History, Princeton University
  Remaking the French State, 1930-1950
• Carl Nordenfalk (1978-79, 1980-82)
  Art History, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm
  Rembrandt’s “The Oath of the Batavians”
• Helen North (D.V. 1982)
  Classics, Swarthmore College
  Distinguished Visitor

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• Conor Cruise O’Brien (1993-94)
  Irish Statesman
  The Founding Fathers and the French Revolution
• Patricia A. O’Brien (1988-89)
  History, University of California, Irvine
  The Police, the State, and Civil Society in Nineteenth-Century France
• Francis Valentine O’Connor (1994-95)
  Art History, Independent Scholar
  The Mural in America: Wall Painting as Art and Environment from Native American Times to Present
• Katherine O’Brien O’Keeffe (1992-93)
  English, University of Notre Dame
  The Locks of Learning: Source, History, and the Interpretation of a Text
• Michelle O’Malley (2015–16)
  History of Art, University of Sussex
  Marketing the Renaissance Workshop
• Morna E. O’Neill (2012-13)
  Art History, Wake Forest University
  Decoration and Display: British Art and International Exhibitions, 1888-1910
• Patrick Paul O’Neill (2001-02)
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  Irish Cultural Influences on Anglo-Saxon England, 635-735
• Francis C. Oakley (1990-91)
  History, Williams College
  Politics and Eternity
• Josiah Ober (1983-84)
  Ancient History, Montana State University
  Elitism and Anti-Elitism in the Athenian Democracy of the Fourth Century B.C.
• Gananath Obeyesekere (1989-90)
  Anthropology, Princeton University
  The Apotheosis of James Cook
• Jonathan K. Ocko (1989-90)
  History, North Carolina State University
  Pingfan, Righting Wrongs: Concepts of Justice in Late Imperial China
• Akinwumi O. Ogundiran (2015–16)
  History, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
  Cultural History of the Atlantic Experience in the Yoruba Hinterland (West Africa), ca. 1550–1830
• Kevin J. Ohi (2004-05)
  English, Boston College
  On the Queerness of Style: Henry James and the Erotics of Form
• Carol J. Oja (1995-96)
  Musicology, Brooklyn College
  Experiments in Modern Music: New York in the 1920s
• Isidore Oghenerhuele Okpewho (1997-98)
  Africana Studies, State University of New York at Binghamton
  A Dark and Dutiful Dyeli: The Poetry of Jay Wright
• Jocelyn H. Olcott (2013–14)
  History, Duke University
  “The Greatest Consciousness-Raising Event in History”: The 1975 International Women’s Year Conference and the Challenges of Transnational Feminism
• James Olney (1980-81)
  English, North Carolina Central University
  Autobiography and Cultural Anthropology
• Stuart Douglas Olson (2008-09)
  Classics, University of Minnesota
  A New Loeb Edition of Athenaeus’ “Learned Banqueters”
• John Opie (1980-81)
  History, Duquesne University
  Linking Energy Technologies and Quality of Life
• Lena Cowen Orlin (2014–15)
  English, Georgetown University
  The Private Life of William Shakespeare
• Sherry Ortner (1999-2000)
  Anthropology, Columbia University
  The Newark: An Ethnographic Study of Class and Culture in the United States
• Charles D. Orzech (2009-10)
  Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  The Secrets of Three Mountains: Esoteric Buddhism in Continental East Asia, 755-1279
• Akos Ostor (1980-81)
  Anthropology, Harvard University
  Time as Category and Value in Advanced Industrial and Third World societies
• Paul Otto (2015–16)
  History, George Fox University
  Beads of Power: Wampum and the Shaping of Early America
• Alexandra Owen (1998-99)
  History & Women’s Studies, Northwestern University
  Magic and Modernity in Fin-de-Siècle Britain

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• Nell Painter (1978-79)
  History, University of Pennsylvania
  American Views of Race, Class, and Civilization at the Turn of the Century
• Colin Palmer (1989-90)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Africa’s Children: The Preemancipation Experiences of Blacks in the Americas
• John A. Palmer (2004-05)
  Philosophy, University of Florida
  Parmenides and Presocratic Philosophy
• Robert Palmer (1979-80)
  History, Yale University
  Education and the French Revolution
• Narendra Panjwani (1997-98)
  Journalism, Assistant Editor, Times of India
  Exploring Indian Modernity Through Popular Cinema 1950-1970
• Luis Nicolau Pares (2010-11)
  Anthropology, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil
  Religion on the Pre-Colonial Slave Coast and its Atlantic Repercussions
• Kunal Madhukar Parker (2014–15)
  Law, University of Miami
  Immigrants and Other Foreigners: U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Law, 1600–2000
• Mark Louis Parker (2001-02)
  English & American Literature, Randolph-Macon College
  Blackwood’s Magazine and the Aestheticization of Knowledge
• Jann C. Pasler (2006-07)
  Musicology, University of California, San Diego
  Music, Race, and Colonialism in Fin-de-siècle France
• Gerard Passannante (2010-11)
  Comparative Literature, University of Maryland
  (1) Earthquakes of the Mind
  (2) The Physics of Thought
• Daphne Patai (1990-91)
  Spanish & Portuguese, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  Gendermania: Male and Female Power in Utopian Fiction
• Silvana Patriarca (2005-06)
  History, Fordham University
  Italian Vices: The Discourse of National Character, c. 1815-2000
• Robert Patten (1987-88)
  English, Rice University
  The Life, Art, and Times of George Cruikshank
• Annabel M. Patterson (1991-92)
  English, Duke University
  Re-Assessing Holinshed’s Chronicles
• Daniel Watkins Patterson (1997-98)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Cultural Interpretation of 18th-Century Scotch-Irish Gravestones in the Carolina Piedmont
• Richard Patterson (1985-86)
  Philosophy, Emory University
  Aristotle on Essence, Explanation, and Logic
• Laurie Ann Paul (2011-12)
  Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A Common Cause: A Unified Account of Causation and Causal Reasoning
• Frederick Stephen Paxton (2006-07)
  History, Connecticut College
  Sickness, Death and Dying in Early Medieval Europe
• Elizabeth Anne Payne (2008-09)
  History, University of Mississippi
  Shattering White Solidarity: A History of the Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union
• James L. Peacock (2003-04)
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• Gunther William Peck (2001-02)
  History, University of Texas-Austin
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• Linda Levy Peck (1991-92)
  History, Purdue University
  Britain in the Age of the Baroque
• Michael G. Peletz (1999-2000)
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• Michael P. Penn (2007-08, 2012-13)
  Religion, Mount Holyoke College
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• Theda Perdue (2003-04)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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• Chaim Perelman (1979-80)
  Philosophy, University of Brussels
  The Logic of Legal Reasoning
• Harold Perkin (1982-83)
  History, University of Lancaster
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• Shalom Perlman (1986-87)
  Classics, Tel Aviv University
  Isocrates—The Greek Intellectual
• Anne Perotin (1980-81)
  History, French National Archives
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• David Peterson (1987-88)
  History, University of Texas at Austin
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• Merrill D. Peterson (1980-81)
  History, University of Virginia
  The Great Triumvirate: Webster, Clay, and Calhoun
• Richard A. Peterson (1989-90)
  Sociology, Vanderbilt University
  Commercialization and Authenticity: The Case of Country Music
• Henry Petroski (1987-88)
  Engineering, Duke University
  With a Pencil: Essays on Engineering and Culture
• Ankica Petrovic (1993-94)
  Music, University of Sarajevo
  The Changing Role of Women in Religious Rituals
• Marta Petrusewicz (1986-87)
  History, Princeton University
  The Rise and Fall of the Calabrian Latifundia, 1806-1896
• Richard W. Pfaff (1996-97)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A History of the Liturgy in Medieval England
• Thomas Pfau (2010-11)
  English & German, Duke University
  Amnesiac Modernity: Conceptual Traditions and the Demise of Responsible Knowledge
• J. R. Seymour Phillips (1987-88)
  History, University College, Dublin
  The Reign of Edward II of England
• Edmund Pincoffs (1981-82)
  Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin
  Character: Some Philosophical Essays
• Gloria Ferrari Pinney (1989-90)
  Archaeology, Bryn Mawr College
  Interpretation of Greek Vases: Image and Function
• Morgan Pitelka (2011-12)
  Asian Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Sixteenth-Century Losers: A History of Daily Life and Destruction in Ichijodani, Japan
• Marc Plattner (1983-84)
  Government, U.S. Mission to the United Nations
  Income Redistribution and Economic Justice
• John M. Plotz (2001-02)
  English & American Literature, Johns Hopkins University
  Portable Properties: The Circulation of Objects in Nineteenth-Century Britain
• Brenda Plummer (1999-2000)
  History, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  Turbulent Era: Afro-Americans and Foreign Affairs, 1954-1980
• Valery A. Podoroga (1994-95)
  Comparative Literature, Russian Academy of Science
  The Body and Writing: Strategies of Sensibility in Russian Literature and Art of the 19th and 20th Centuries
• Nikita E. Pokrovsky (1989-90)
  Philosophy, Moscow State University
  The American Transcendentalist Worldview and the Moral Problems of Citizenship
• Gianna Pomata (2003-04)
  History, Università di Bologna
  Holy Bodies in Early Modern Medicine and Religion
• Jeremy D. Popkin (2000-01, 2012-13)
  History, University of Kentucky
  (1) History, Historians and Autobiography
  (2) Freedom and Unfreedom in the Age of Revolution
• R. Douglas Porch (1982-83)
  History, University College of Wales
  The French Colonial Army, 1830-1962
• David Lewis Porter (2002-03)
  English, University of Michigan
  China and the Invention of British Aesthetic Culture
• D. Mark Possanza (2015–16)
  Classics, University of Pittsburgh
  Fragmentary Republican Latin, vol. VIII, “Lyric, Elegiac and Hexameter Poetry,” a volume to be published in the Loeb Classical Library
• Gerald Postema (1986-87, 2005-06)
  Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  (1) Law, Community, and Conflict
  (2) The Discipline of Common Reason
• Richard J. Powell (1995-96)
  Art History, Duke University
  Subjugation and Agency in Nineteenth-Century Images of Blacks
• Russell A. Powell (2013–14)
  Philosophy, Boston University
  Genetic Engineering and the Future of Humanity: A Philosophical Exploration of the Biotechnology Revolution
• Wilfrid Robertson Prest (1998-99)
  History, University of Adelaide
  Going to Law in Early Modern England
• Katherine K. Preston (2009-10)
  Musicology, College of William and Mary
  Against the Grain: Women Managers and English Opera in Late Nineteenth-Century America
• William Prizer (1984-85)
  Music, University of California, Santa Barbara
  Music in Mantua during the Period of Isabella d’Este
• David Prochaska (1987-88)
  History, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  The Colonial City in the Third World
• Ian N. Proops (2012-13)
  Philosophy, University of Texas, Austin
  Reason’s Fiery Critique: Kant and Rational Metaphysics
• Michael James Puri (2013–14)
  Musicology, University of Virginia
  Ravel the Cosmopolitan
• Stephen Pyne (1979-80, 2002-03)
  (1) History, U.S. Forest Service: The Culture of Fire
  (2) History, Arizona State University: A Fire History of Canada

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• David Beers Quinn (1982-83)
  History, University of Liverpool
  The Roanoke Voyages, 1584-1590

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• Eduardo Antonio Rabossi (1992-93)
  Legal Philosophy, University of Buenos Aires
  Redressing the Wrongs: The Judicial Review of Human Rights Violations in Argentina
• Cynthia Radding (2010-11)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Bountiful Deserts and Imperial Shadows: Corridors of Knowledge and Migration in Northern New Spain (1680-1820)
• Janice Radway
  English, Northwestern University
  Girls and Their Zines in Motion: Selfhood and Sociality in the 1990s
• Paul Rahe (1983-84)
  Classics, Franklin and Marshall College
  Republics Ancient and Modern
• Peter Railton (2010-11)
  Philosophy, University of Michigan
  Toward a Unified Theory of Rationality in Belief, Desire, and Action
• Jill Raitt (1987-88)
  Religion, University of Missouri-Columbia
  The Colloquy of Montbeliard, 1586
• Suzanne Raitt (1998-99)
  English, University of Michigan
  The Aesthetics of Waste: Victorian and Modernist Literary Economies
• Donald J. Raleigh (1991-92)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Civil War on the Volga: Saratov Province, 1918-1922
• Sumathi Ramaswamy (2013–14)
  History, Duke University
  Global Itineraries: The Indian Travels of a Worldly Object
• Grant Ramsey (2015–16)
  Philosophy, Independent Scholar
  Toward a Unified Foundation for Evolutionary Theory
• Barbara Ramusack (1986-87)
  History, University of Cincinnati
  The Indian Princes and Their States
• Anupama P. Rao (2008-09)
  History and Anthropology, Barnard College, Columbia University
  Caste and the Colonial City: Dalit Life and Labor in Colonial Bombay
• Joanne Rappaport (2002-03)
  Anthropology, Georgetown University
  Indigenous Public Intellectuals and the Construction of Nationality in Colombia
• William E. Ray, Jr. (1996-97)
  French, Reed College
  French Fiction and the Cultivation of the Public
• Andrews Reath (1991-92)
  Philosophy, North Carolina State University
  Kant’s Moral Theory: The Autonomy of the Will as the Foundation of Morality
• William M. Reddy (1995-96)
  History, Cultural Anthropology, Duke University
  Fiction and Identity in France, 1815-1848
• Bruce Redford (2004-05)
  English & Art History, Boston University
  Dilettanti: The Antic and the Antique in Eighteenth-Century Britain
• John Shelton Reed (1983-84)
  Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Anglo-Catholic Movement in the Nineteenth-Century Church of England
• Todd W. Reeser (2003-04)
  French, University of Utah
  Translating Platonic Sexuality in the Renaissance
• Donald H. Regan (1989-90)
  Law, University of Michigan
  Agents and Their Ends: Prolegomena to a Doctrine of the Good
• Tom Regan (1984-85)
  Philosophy, North Carolina State University
  The Moral Philosophy of G. E. Moore
• Bernard M. Reginster (1999-2000)
  Philosophy, Brown University
  The Affirmation of Life: Nietzsche on Overcoming Nihilism
• Warren Reich (1982-83)
  Theology and Bioethics, Georgetown University
  Autonomy: The Concept and Its Application to the Patient-Physician Relationship
• Claude G. Reichler (1997-98)
  French, University of Lausanne
  Ethnographical Mourning
• Donald Reid (1987-88, 2012-13)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  (1) The Social History of France since 1880
  (2) The Factory Is Where the Workers Are: Constructing Democracy and Community Chez Lip
• João José Reis (2008-09)
  History, Federal University of Bahia
  Ganhadores: Street Labor in Nineteenth-Century Bahia, Brazil
• Anna C. S. Ribeiro (2013–14)
  Philosophy, Texas Tech University
  Poetry: Philosophical Thoughts on an Ancient Practice
• Lucio Riccetti (1992-93)
  History, Independent Scholar, Italy
  From Social History to Spiritual Metaphoir: Orvieto in the Mirror of Its Cathedral
• Louise Rice (2013–14) Art History, New York University
  Conclusions: Art for the Academic Defense in Seventeenth-Century Rome
• Mark Richard (1987-88)
  Philosophy, Tufts University
  Semantic Theory and the Interpretation of Psycholgocial Ascriptions
• Eliza C. Richards (2010-11)
  American Literature, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Correspondent Lines: Poetry and Journalism in the U.S. Civil War
• John F. Richards (1979-80, 2000-01)
  History, Duke University
  (1) Empire and Society in Western India, 1680-1750
  (2) The Unending Frontier: Early Modern World Environmental History
• Phillip M. Richards (1993-94)
  English, Colgate University
  The Ideological Origins of African-American Literature
• Thomas K. Richards (1990-91)
  English, Harvard University
  The Victorian Archive: Knowledge and the State in Imperial Britain, 1870-1950
• Robert Dale Richardson, Jr. (1999-2000)
  English, Wesleyan University
  An Intellectual Biography of William James
• Marilynn Richtarik (1998-99)
  English, Georgia State University
  Stewart Parker: The Conjurer’s Art
• Melvin Richter (1989-90)
  Political Science, City University of New York-Hunter College
  Tocqueville, the Two Napoleons, and Bonapartism
• Paul Ricoeur (1979-81, 1983-84)
  Philosophy, University of Chicago
  (1) The Narrative Function and the Human Experience of Time
  (2) Diction, Narrative, and Time
• Peter Riesenberg (1978-79)
  History, Washington University
  Citizenship from the Greeks to the Age of the American and French Revolutions
• Jonathan Riley (2002-03)
  Philosophy, Tulane University
  Pluralistic Liberalisms: Berlin, Rawls, and Mill
• Fritz K. Ringer (1993-94)
  History, University of Pittsburgh
  Max Weber and the Crisis of German Academic Culture
• David Robert Ringrose (2003-04)
  History, University of California, San Diego
  Europeans in the World, 1400-1650
• Harriet Ritvo (1989-90, 2002-03)
  History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  (1) Reading Taxonomies: Varieties of Animal Classification in 19th-Century England
  (2) The Dawn of Green: Manchester, Thirlmere, and the Victorian Environment
• Craige Roberts (2012-13)
  Linguistics, Ohio State University
  Content in Context: Interpreting Definite Noun Phrases
• Cara W. Robertson (2004-05, 2005-06)
  English & Law, independent scholar
  The Canning Affair: Law and Evidence in the Eighteenth Century; The Trial of Lizzie Borden
• D. W. Robertson, Jr. (1980-81)
  English, Princeton University
  An Introduction to The Canterbury Tales
• Kellie Paige Robertson (2011-12)
  English, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  Love and Physics in the Age of Chaucer
• Armstead Robinson (1984-85)
  History, University of Virginia
  Day of Jubilo, Years of Sorrow: The Civil War Emancipation Experience in the Mississippi Valley, 1860-1865
• Jenefer Mary Robinson (2002-03)
  Philosophy, University of Cincinnati
  A Theory of Emotion: How to Make the Connection Between “Primitive” and Cognitively Complex Emotions
• Eugene F. Rogers, Jr. (1998-99)
  Religious Studies, University of Virginia
  After Nature: Natural Law and the Virtues in the Biblical Commentary of Thomas Aquinas
• Kim Lacy Rogers (1999-2000)
  History, Dickinson College
  Delta Narratives: Memory, Testimony, and Social Change
• John C.G. Röhl (1997-98)
  European Studies, University of Sussex
  Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany — A Biography (volume 2)
• Lynn E. Roller (1992-93)
  Classics, University of California, Davis
  The Cult of Anatolian Cybele
• Dennis Romano (2000-01)
  History, Syracuse University
  Francesco Foscari and the Crisis of Venetian Republicanism
• William J. Rorabaugh (1983-84)
  History, University of Washington
  Apprentices in the United States during the Early Industrial Revolution, 1783-1860
• Amelie O. Rorty (2007-08)
  Philosophy, Harvard University
  On the Other Hand: The Ethics of Ambivalence
• Connie Rosati (2006-07)
  Philosophy, University of Arizona
  Personal Good
• Alexander Rosenberg (2006-07)
  Philosophy, Duke University
  Human Singularity
• Leah R. Rosenberg (2010-11)
  English Literature, University of Florida
  Contested Possessions: Tourism and the Representation of Caribbean Folk Culture
• Helena Rosenblatt (2000-01)
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  Benjamin Constant (1767-1830) and the Religious Underpinnings of Liberalism
• Ellen Ross (2011-12)
  History, Ramapo College of New Jersey
  Missionaries, Philanthropists and "Valiant Warrior Queens:" From Social Work to Global Activism in Britain, 1914-1950
• Murray Roston (1985-86)
  English, Bar-Ilan University
  Perspectives in Literature and the Visual Arts, 1660-1800
• William Rowe (1984-85)
  Philosophy, Purdue University
  A Philosophical Examination of Rationalistic Theology
• Charles Royster (1984-85)
  History, Louisiana State University
  William Tecumseh Sherman, Stonewall Jackson, and the Civil War
• Steven Lee Rubenstein (2008-09)
  Anthropology, University of Liverpool
  Shuar Women as Agents of Political Discourse and Practice
• Ian P. Rumfitt (1996-97)
  Philosophy, University of Michigan
  Frege’s Notion of Sense: Its Nature and Genesis
• Linda M. Rupert (2012-13)
  History, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
  Inter-Colonial Marronage, Colonial Policy, and Imperial Jurisdiction in the Early Modern Caribbean
• Nicolaas A. Rupke (1988-89)
  History of Science, Unaffiliated
  A Scientific Biography of Richard Owen (1804-92)
• Philip Rupprecht (2005-06) Musicology, City University of New York, Brooklyn College
  Avant-Garde Nation: British Musical Modernism Since 1960
• Ashraf H. A. Rushdy (1998-99)
  African American Studies & English, Wesleyan University
  The Play of Race: Meditations on an American Institution
• George Russell (1982-83)
  English, University of Melbourne
  An Edition of the C-Version of Piers Plowman
• Cynthia Russett (1979-80)
  History, Yale University
  Scientific Attempts to Define Gender Differences in England and America, 1860-1920

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• David W. Sabean (2008-09)
  History, University of California, Los Angeles
  Kinship and Incest Discourse in Europe and America since the Renaissance
• Jonathan Sachs (2014–15)
  English, Concordia University, Canada
  Decline and the Depths of Time in British Romanticism
• Behnam Sadeghi (2010-11)
  Islamic Studies, Stanford University
  Women in the Public Space: Evolution of Ideas in the First 150 Years of Islam
• Nayantara Sahgal (1983-84)
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  A Man-Size Cloud (a novel)
• Paul K. Saint-Amour (2005-06)
  English, Pomona College
  Archive, Bomb, Camera: Modernism in the Shadow of Total War
• George Saliba (1997-98)
  Arabic & Islamic Science, Columbia University
  Arabic Science in Renaissance France: Guillaume Postel and Arabic Planetary Theories
• Neal E. Salisbury (1991-92)
  History, Smith College
  First Americans: Indians in North American History to 1800
• Stephen G. Salkever (2007-08)
  Political Science, Bryn Mawr College
  The Ethics and Politics of Natural Questions
• David W. Samuels (2007-08)
  Anthropology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  Speaking in New Tongues: Missionaries and the Conversion of Language
• Ed Parish Sanders (1993-94)
  Religion, Duke University
  The Economic Significance of Various Temple Systems in the Ancient World
• Paula Ann Sanders (2002-03)
  History, Rice University
  Making Cairo Medieval
• David Sanford (1989-90)
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  Causation and Mechanism
• Edith Sarra (2016–17)
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  Unreal Houses: Character, Gender, and Genealogy in the Tale of Genji
• Jack M. Sasson (1994-95)
  Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Life and Times of Zimri-Lim, King of Mari
• Elaine Scarry (1979-80)
  English, University of Pennsylvania
  The Language of Physical Pain
• Elizabeth Sara Schechter (2014–15)
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  The Other Side: “Split” Brains and Our Selves
• Nancy Scheper-Hughes (1989-90)
  Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley
  Death Without Weeping: Mother Love and Child Death in Northeast Brazil
• Jutta Schickore (2011-12)
  History of Science, Indiana University, Bloomington
  Hazardous Operations: Experiments with Snake Venom, 1660-1960
• Brenda D. Schildgen (2005-06)
  Comparative Literature, University of California, Davis
  Heritage or Heresy: Preservation and Destruction of the Cultural and Natural Environment
• David H. Schimmelpenninck (2002-03)
  History, Brock University
  Russian Orientalism: Asia in the Russian Mind from Catherine the Great to the Emigration
• Tad M. Schmaltz (1997-98)
  Philosophy, Duke University
  Radical French Cartesianism: Desgabets, Regis, and Constructions of Descartes (1663-1751)
• Jeffrey T. Schnapp (1991-92)
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  Boccaccio and the Institution of Authorship
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• Lars Schoultz (1999-2000)
  Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Exploring Political Culture: The United States and the Promotion of Democracy in Latin America
• Ellen W. Schrecker (1994-95)
  History, Yeshiva University
  Subversive Activities: Anticommunism and Political Repression during the 1940s and 1950s
• Karin Lynn Schutjer (2004-05)
  German, University of Oklahoma
  Goethe’s Wanderers and the Wandering Jews: Identity, Idolatry, Modernity
• Philip D. Schuyler (1988-89)
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  The Politics of Tradition: Music and Musicians in San’a'(Y.A.R.)
• Barry Schwartz (1992-93)
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  Now He Belongs to the Ages: Lincoln in Collective Memory
• Bill Schwarz (2015–16)
  Cultural Studies, Queen Mary University of London
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• Samuel Scolnicov (1978-79)
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  Plato’s Philosophy of Education
• Anne Scott (1980-81)
  History, Duke University
  Women’s Voluntary Associations in the Making of American Society
• Donald Scott (1985-86)
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  The Democratization of Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century America
• John Beldon Scott (1993-94)
  Art History, University of Iowa
  Architecture of the Shroud
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• Daniel Scroop (2015–16)
  History, University of Glasgow
  The Politics of Scale in Modern American History
• Richard A. S. Seaford (1992-93)
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  Mystery Cult and Its transformations in the Greek City-State to the End of the Classical Period
• Tamara Sears (2016–17)
  Art History, Rutgers University–New Brunswick
  Wilderness Urbanisms: Architecture, Landscape, and Travel in Southern Asia
• Thomas Sebeok (1980-81)
  Linguistics and Semiotics, Indiana University
  Animal Communication
• Eve K. Sedgwick (1991-92)
  English, Duke University
  Marriage Inside Out: Across Genders, Across Sexualities
• John Seelye (1983-84)
  American Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Beautiful Machine: Rivers and the Emerging Republic
• Charles P. Segal (1993-94)
  Classics, Harvard University
  A Literary Commentary on Ovid, Metamorphoses, 10-12 and an Interpretive Essay on the Metamorphoses
• Robert Alan Segal (1997-98)
  Theory of Religion, Lancaster University
  The Biography of William Robertson Smith
• Tatiana Seijas (2016–17)
  History, Pennsylvania State University
  First Routes: Indigenous Trade and Travel between the American Southwest and Mexico
• John Sekora (1982-83)
  English, Western Illinois U.
  William Wells Brown and the Afro-American Practice of Narrative
• Martha Ann Selby (2010-11)
  Asian Studies, University of Texas, Austin
  The Semiotics of Gender and Femininity in Sanskrit Medical Literature
• Christopher Clare Sellers (1999-2000)
  History, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  After the Natural: An Environmental History of the Modern Suburb
• Mark Seltzer (1990-91)
  English, Cornell University
  Bodies and Machines
• Bernard Semmel (1986-87)
  History, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  The Idea of Imperialism
• Stuart Semmel (2005-06)
  History, University of Delaware
  “An Anthropology of Ourselves”: A Cultural and Intellectual History of Mass Observation
• Neslihan Senocak (2015–16)
  History, Columbia University
  Care of Souls in Medieval Italy, 1050–1300
• Jon F. Sensbach (2001-02)
  History, University of Florida
  Rebecca’s Revival: The Origins of Afro-Christianity in theAtlantic World
• Camille Serchuk (2014–15)
  Art History, Southern Connecticut State University
  Realm and Representation: Art, Cartography and Visual Culture in France, 1450–1610
• Kenneth Severens (1982-83)
  Art History, College of Charleston
  Charleston Antebellum Architecture and Civic Destiny
• Gilbert Sewall (1981-82)
  Education, Newsweek Magazine
  Basic Education: Past, Present, and Future
• William H. Sewell (2006-07)
  Political Science & History, University of Chicago
  Eighteenth-Century Capitalism and the Cultural Origins of the French Revolution
• Biwu Shang (2015–16)
  English, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
  Narrative Ethics in Twenty-First-Century Fiction
• Gary M. Shapiro (1993-94)
  Philosophy, University of Richmond
  Theorizing Vision: The Visual Arts in Recent French Thought
• Michael Shapiro (1983-84)
  Art History, Duke University
  Marble Carving and American Sculpture
• Jane Ashton Sharp (2013–14)
  Art History, Rutgers University
  Another Art: Abstract Painting in Moscow after the Thaw
• Ronald Sharp (1986-87)
  English, Kenyon College
  Keats and the Romantic Idea of Friendship
• Stephanie J. Shaw (1995-96)
  History & Women’s Studies, Ohio State University
  Resistance and Relations: Female Slaves in the Nineteenth-Century South
• Anfeng Sheng (2015–16)
  Comparative Literature, Tsinghua University
  National Assimilation and Cultural Resistance: A Study of Contemporary Amerindian Literature
• George Sher (1980-81)
  Philosophy, University of Vermont
  Morality and the Past: The Role of Past Actions in Determining What Is Just or Right
• Daniel James Sherman (1999-2000)
  History, Rice University
  De-Civilizing Mission: The French Search for the Primitive, 1945-1975
• Norman Sherry (1982-83)
  English, University of Lancaster
  The Life and Work of Graham Greene
• David E. Shi (1982-83)
  History, Davidson College
  The Simple Life: Plain Living and High Thinking in American Culture
• Sarah D. Shields (2006-07)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Fezzes in the River: Creating and Contesting Identities in Alexandretta
• Richard Shiff (1985-86)
  Art History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The “Classic” in Modern Art: A Study of the Critical Evaluation of Artistic Styles
• Yuichi Shionoya (1993-94)
  Economics, Hitotsubashi University
  A Methodological Study of Schumpeter’s Thought
• Parker MacDonald Shipton (2008-09)
  Anthropology, Boston University
  Sequence and Circumstance: Order and Violation in East Africa
• Stephen J. Shoemaker (2013–14)
  Religion, University of Oregon
  The Apocryphal Mary: The Hidden History of Early Christian Devotion to the Mother of Jesus
• Sydney Shoemaker (1987-88)
  Philosophy, Cornell University
  Subjectivity and the Mental
• Debora Shuger (1987-88)
  English, University of Michigan
  Lancelot Andrewes and Richard Hooker: A Study in Late Renaissance Thought
• Jonah Siegel (1998-99)
  English, Harvard University
  The Haunted Museum: The Nineteenth-Century Romance of Art
• Peter H. Sigal (2004-05)
  History, California State University, Los Angeles
  The Flower and the Scorpion: Sexuality in Early Nahua Culture and Society
• Larry A. Silver (1991-92)
  Art History, Northwestern University
  The Rise of Pictorial Genres in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp
• Keith E.G. Simmons (2001-02)
  Philosophy, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  A General Theory of Semantic Paradox
• Robert Simon (1981-82)
  Philosophy, Hamilton College
  Ethical Principles and International Affairs
• David Simpson (1984-85)
  English, Northwestern University
  The Politics of Wordsworth’s Poetry
• Pamela H. Simpson (1996-97)
  Art History, Washington & Lee University
  Cheap, Quick and Easy: Imitative Architectural Materials, 1870-1930
• John Sitter (1978-79)
  English, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  Conversions of Experience in Mid-Eighteenth-Century Writing
• Kathryn Kish Sklar (1995-96)
  History, State University of New York at Binghamton
  Florence Kelley and the National Consumers’ League
• Elzbieta Sklodowska (1989-90)
  Spanish, University of Warsaw
  History, Theory and Practice of Spanish-American Documentary Narrative (1960-85)
• Moshe Sluhovsky (2002-03)
  History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
  Possessed Women, Mysticism, and Discernment of Spirits in Early Modern Europe
• Barbara Herrnstein Smith (1992-93)
  English, Duke University
  Commerce with the Universe: Language, Knowledge, and Belief
• Bonnie Smith (1984-85)
  History, University of Rochester
  Women’s Contribution to Modern Historiography in England, France, and the United States, 1750-1940
• D. Vance Smith (1998-99)
  English, Princeton University
  Arts of Possession: Trade, Heraldry, and the Household Romance
• David L. Smith (1991-92)
  English, Williams College
  Racial Writing, Black and White
• Erin Ann Smith (2002-03)
  American Studies, University of Texas-Dallas
  Souls and Commodities: Spirituality and Print Culture in 20th Century America
• Faith Lois Smith (2002-03)
  English, Brandeis University
  Making Modern Subjects: Cultural and Intellectual Formation, Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, 1880-1910
• Harmon Smith (1982-83)
  Theology, Duke University
  The Development of Autonomous Moral Authority in American Christianity
• Holly M. Smith (2013–14)
  Philosophy, Rutgers University
  Making Morality Work
• Jay Michael Smith (1997-98)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Status, Class, Identity: Claiming Honor in Eighteenth-Century France, 1740-1792
• Leonard V. Smith (1993-94)
  History, Oberlin College
  War in Time of Peace: The Book and the Construction of Civilian Memory of World War I in France, 1915-1940
• Nigel Smith (2007-08)
  English, Princeton University
  The State and Literary Production, c. 1500-c. 1700
• Robert W. Smith (1992-93)
  History of Science, Smithsonian Institution
  The History of Large Scale Scientific Enterprises
• Terence E. Smith (2007-08)
  Art History, University of Pittsburgh
  Becoming Contemporary: The Art History of an Idea
• Daniel C. Snell (1989-90)
  Ancient Near Eastern History, University of Oklahoma
  An Economic and Social History of the Ancient Near East
• Yasmin Hana Solomonescu (2014–15)
  English, University of Notre Dame
  Romantic Persuasions: Literary Rhetoric, 1770–1840
• Richard Soloway (1986-87)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Demography and Degeneration: Eugenics and the Declining Birth Rate in 20th-Century Britain
• Helen Solterer (2002-03)
  French, Duke University
  Playing the Dead: Theatrical Revivals of the Medieval Past in Modern-Day France
• Fiona Somerset (2006-07)
  English, Duke University
  Feeling Like Saints: Lollard Affect and the Contestation of Holiness, 1370-1550
• Piotr Sommer (2004-05)
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• Joshua David Sosin (2012-13)
  Classics, Duke University
  A Possession for All Time: Charitable Foundations in the Hellenistic World
• Patricia Meyer Spacks (1982-83, 1988-89)
  English, Yale University
  (1) Gossip
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• Richard E. Spear (1992-93)
  Art History, Oberlin College
  Guido Reni: A Reappraisal
• Stephen Spector (1985-86)
  English, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  A Critical Edition of the N-town Plays
• Hortense J. Spillers (1991-92)
  English, Emory University
  In the Flesh: A Situation for Feminist Inquiry
• Leo Spitzer (1992-93)
  History, Dartmouth College
  Surviving Memory: Central European-Jewish Refugee Emigration to Bolivia and Its Representation in Individual and Collective Remembrance
• Claire Sponsler (2013–14)
  English, University of Iowa
  Reading the Beauchamp Pageant
• Susanne Sreedhar (2011-12)
  Philosophy, Boston University
  Gender and Contract in Early Modern Philosophy
• Philip A. Stadter (1989-90)
  Classics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Greek Historical Narrative and the Purpose of the Past
• Roger A. Stalley (1985-86)
  Art History, Trinity College, Dublin
  Regional Expressions of the Early English Style
• Kathryn Starkey (2008-09)
  German, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Word, Image, and Identity in Thomasin von Zerclaere’s Book of Conduct
• Orin R. Starn (2001-02)
  Anthropology, Duke University
  Ishi’s Brain: Anthropologists, Native Americans, and the Life and Death of the Last Yahi Indian
• Randolph Starn (2003-04)
  History, University of California, Berkeley
  Authenticating the Past: Archives, Museums, Libraries
• Eva Marie Stehle (2000-01)
  Classics, University of Maryland
  Athenian Women’s Ritual and the City
• Lance Stell (1982-83)
  Philosophy, Davidson College
  Rights, Groups, and Individualism
• James P. Sterba (2001-02)
  Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
  Affirmative Action and Practical Ethics
• Jason W. Stevens (2011-12)
  English, Harvard University
  Contending Secularizations: Religion and American Film, 1934-2004
• Brenda Stevenson (2015–16)
  History, University of California, Los Angeles
  Fanny’s World of Women: Generations of Enslaved Black Females in North America, 1620–1860
• Charles W. Stewart (1996-97)
  Ancient History & Anthropology, University College London
  The Historical Anthropology of Dreams in Greece
• Devin J. Stewart (1995-96)
  Near Eastern Studies, Emory University
  Intertextuality in the Maqamat of al-Hamadhani and Islamic Religious Discourse
• Jeffrey C. Stewart (1990-91)
  History, George Mason University
  Enter the New Negro: Alain Locke and the Transformation of African-American Culture, 1885-1954
• Joan Hinde Stewart (1982-83)
  French, North Carolina State University
  French Women Novelists of the Eighteenth Century
• Mart Allen Stewart (2002-03)
  History, Western Washington University
  Climate and Culture in American History
• Philip Stewart (1995-96)
  Romance Studies, Duke University
  Translation of Rousseau’s ‘Julie ou la nouvelle Heloise’
• Lawrence Stone (1990-92)
  History, Princeton University
  (1) Broken Lives: Divorce in England, 1660-1857
  (2) A Nation State at War: Britain 1689-1815
• Marjorie I. Stone (2010-11)
  English Literature, Dalhousie University, Canada
  Citizenship Formations and Nineteenth-Century Transnationalist Networks
• Martin Jay Stone (1998-99)
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  The Significance of Doing and Suffering: Philosophical Foundations of Tort Law
• Lucy Carroll Stout (1996-97)
  History, Independent Scholar
  Muslim Family Law in South Asia
• Jay D. Straker (2010-11)
  African Studies, Colorado School of Mines
  After Sekou: Youth, Vulnerability, and Possibility in Post-Revolutionary Guinea, 1984-2001
• David G. Strand (1995-96)
  Political Science, Dickinson College
  Sun Yat-sen in the Chinese Republic: A Social History of Political Leadership
• Sharon T. Strocchia (1998-99, 2015–16)
  History, Emory University
  (1) Nuns and Nunneries in Renaissance Florence
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• Paul Strohm (1996-97)
  English, Indiana University
  Usurpation and Symbolic Legitimation in Lancastrian England
• Ellen Frances Stroud (2009-10)
  Environmental Studies, Bryn Mawr College
  Dead as Dirt: An Environmental History of the Dead Body
• S. Cushing Strout, Jr. (1984-85)
  American Studies, Cornell University
  (1) The Legacy of Jefferson’s Act for Religious Freedom
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• Peter T. Struck (2002-03)
  Classics, University of Pennsylvania
  Divination and Greek Hermeneutics
• Eleonore Stump (1999-2000)
  Philosophy, Saint Louis University
  Narrative and the Knowledge of Suffering
• Mary C. Sturgeon (1982-83)
  Art History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Sculptures from the Sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia, Greece
• Ajantha Subramanian (2011-12)
  Anthropology, Duke University
  Gifted: Knowledge and Value in Indian Technical Education
• Noel Kimiko Sugimura (2013–14)
  English, Georgetown University
  “Perplexity of Contending Passions”: Milton and His Readers
• Patricia Ann Sullivan (2001-02)
  History, W.E.B. Du Bois Institute, Harvard University
  Struggle toward Freedom: A History of the NAACP
• Winnifred F. Sullivan (2006-07)
  Law & Religion, State University of New York at Buffalo
  Prisoners of the Church or the State?: The Impossibility of Dis-Establishment
• Carol Summers (2003-04)
  History, University of Richmond
  A National Adolescence? Youth Politics in 1940s Buganda (Uganda)
• Martin A. Summers (2013–14)
  History, Boston College
  Race, Madness, and the State: A History of Saint Elizabeths Hospital and Washington, D.C.’s African American Community, 1855–1987
• Charlotte S. Sussman (2003-04)
  English & American Literature, University of Colorado at Boulder
  Remembering the Population: British Literature in an Age of Mass Migration, 1660-1838
• Donald Sutherland (1985-86)
  History, University of Iowa
  An Edition of the Law Reports of the Eyres of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, 1329-31
• Seiichi Suzuki (2012-13)
  Scandinavian Studies, Kansai Gaidai University
  The Meters of Old Norse Eddic Poetry: Common Germanic Inheritance and North Germanic Innovation
• Sigrún Svavarsdóttir (2002-03)
  Philosophy, Ohio State University
  Value Concepts and Objectivity
• Robert Norman Swanson (2009-10)
  History, Birmingham University, UK
  The Parish in Late Medieval England: c1300-c1535
• James H. Sweet (2006-07)
  History, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  Domingos Álvares and the African-Atlantic Diaspora, 1710-1750
• John W. Sweet (2011-12)
  History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  The Captive’s Tale: Venture Smith and the Roots of the American Republic
• Carol Symes (2013–14)
  History, University of Illinois
  Public Acts: Performance, Popular Literacies, and the Documentary Revolution of Medieval Europe
• Jerzy Szacki (1992-93)
  Sociology, University of Warsaw
  Liberalism in Eastern Europe
• Paul Szarmach (1981-82)
  English, State University of New York at Binghamton
  The Achievement of Aelfric

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• Katherine H. Tachau (1993-94)
  History, University of Iowa
  A Study of the Thought of Pierre Aureol, O.F.M. (d. 1322)
• Timothy Tackett (2000-01)
  History, University of California, Irvine
  Elite Culture and the Origins of the Terror in the French Revolution
• Shuji Takashina (1981-82)
  Art History, University of Tokyo
  Romanticism in Art and Literature
• Richard J. A. Talbert (2000-01)
  Classics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Roman Roads, Maps, and World-View
• Cynthia Talbot (2016–17)
  History, University of Texas at Austin
  Martial Sentiments: Writing Warrior Histories in Mughal India, 1590–1680
• Jacob Talmon (78-9,9-80)
  History, Hebrew University
  The Myth of the Nation and the Vision of Revolution: The Origins of Ideological Polarization in the Twentieth
  Century
• Shemaryahu Talmon (1987-88)
  Religion, Hebrew University
  Literary Patterns and Speculative Thought in the Hebrew Bible
• Miguel Tamen (2010-11)
  Comparative Literature, University of Lisbon, Portugal
  The Alice Books. An Introduction to Literature and the Arts
• Claudia C. Tate (1999-2000)
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  Who’s That Lady?: Black Female Subjectivity, Sexuality and Femininity
• Mary Teresa Tavormina (1983-84)
  English, Michigan State University
  Marriage in Piers Plowman
• Alan S. Taylor (1993-94)
  History, Boston University
  William Cooper’s Town: Power and Persuasion on the Early American Frontier
• Joseph E. Taylor (2002-03)
  History, Iowa State University
  “Pilgrims of the Vertical”: Yosemite Rock Climbing and Modern Environmental Culture
• Lewis Taylor (2010-11)
  Sociology, University of Liverpool, UK
  Landlords and Peasants in Peru: The Socio-Economic Organisation of Haciendas
• Mark Taylor (1982-83)
  Religion, Williams College
  Deconstruction and the Death of God
• Talbot Jones Taylor (2006-07)
  English & Linguistics, College of William and Mary
  Agency, Reflexivity, and the Problem of Linguistic Order
• Timothy Dean Taylor (1999-2000)
  Musicology, Columbia University
  Techno on the Fringes: Music, Technology, and Culture
• William B. Taylor (1990-91)
  History, University of Virginia
  Priest and Parish in Eighteenth-Century Mexico
• Larry Temkin (1984-85)
  Philosophy, Rice University
  Inequality: An Examination of an Extraordinarily Complex Notion
• John Jay TePaske (1989-90)
  History, Duke University
  The Coming of Enlightened Despotism to the Viceroyalty of Peru, 1700-1760
• Robert ter Horst (1982-83)
  Spanish & Portuguese, University of Arizona
  The Fortunes of the Novel: A Study in the Transposition of a Genre
• Gordon L. Teskey (1990–91, 2014–15)
  (1) English, Cornell University: A Study of Allegory: Problems of Figurative Alterity from Antiquity to the Enlightenment
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• Joan Thirsk (1986-87)
  History, University of Oxford
  The European Horticultural Revolution in the 16th and 17th Centuries
• Hugh Moody Thomas (1999-2000)
  History, University of Miami
  Ethnic Hostility, Assimilation, and the Triumph of English Identity after the Norman Conquest
• John L. Thomas (1986-87)
  American Studies, Brown University
  The Metropolis and the Provinces: Perspectives on Post-Frontier America
• John Philip Thomas (1984-85)
  History, Dumbarton Oaks
  Byzantine Monastic Foundation Documents
• Laurence Thomas (1982-83)
  Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  A Theory of Moral Character
• Einar Thomassen (1999-2000)
  History of Religions, University of Bergen
  The Spiritual Seed: The Church of the “Valentinians”
• Dorothy J. Thompson (1993-94)
  Ancient History, University of Cambridge
  The First Hundred Years: A Study in Early Ptolemaic History
• John A. Thompson (1993-94)
  History, University of Cambridge
  The Ideological Origins of World Power
• Christian Thorau (2008-09)
  Musicology, University of Music and Performing Arts, Frankfurt
  Guided Listening and the Touristic Gaze-The Emergence of ‘Musical Baedekers’
• Ralph Larry Todd (2007-08)
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  Becoming Fanny Hensel: The Life and Music of Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel
• Maria N. Todorova (2000-01)
  History, University of Florida
  Bones of Contention: The Making and Meaning of a National Hero
• Sylvia Tomasch (1991-92)
  English, Carleton College
  The Medieval Geographical Imagination
• Nancy Jane Tomes (1999-2000)
  History, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  Making the Modern Health Consumer
• Jane P. Tompkins (1990-91)
  English, Duke University
  A Life in School
• Charles Townshend (1987-88)
  History, University of Keele
  Public Order and Public Security in Modern Britain
• Richard C. Trexler (1997-98)
  History, State University of New York at Binghamton
  Playing the Crucified: The Social Drama of Good Friday in Past and Present
• Michel-Rolph Trouillot (1985-86)
  Anthropology, Duke University
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• Monika Truemper-Ritter (2008-09)
  Classics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  Bathing Culture in the Ancient Greek World
• Yichao Tu (2014–15)
  Religion, Fudan University
  Mission Beyond Borders: American Churches and the Resurgence of Christianity in China in the Post-Missionary Era
• Arleen Marcia Tuchman (1995-96)
  History, Vanderbilt University
  Against Sentimentality: The Life and Work of Marie E. Zakrzewska
• Herbert Frederick Tucker (2000-01)
  English, University of Virginia
  The Proof of Epic in Britain, 1790-1910
• Mark T. Tucker (1991-92)
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  Duke Ellington’s Compositional Process, 1927-1943
• Oldrich Tuma (1992-93)
  History, Czechoslovak Academy of Science
  The Anatomy of the Commercial Revolution
• Richard Turits (2016–17)
  History, College of William & Mary
  New World of Color: Slavery, Freedom, and the Making of Race in Santo Domingo and the Atlantic World
• Henry S. Turner (2010-11)
  English Literature, Rutgers University
  The Corporate Commonwealth: Economy, Technology and Political Community
• Mark Turner (1989-90)
  English, University of Chicago
  Analogy
• Leslie R. Tuttle (2010-11)
  History, University of Kansas
  Dreaming in the Age of Reason: Oneirology and Knowledge in the Early Modern French-Speaking World
• Timothy B. Tyson (2004-05)
  History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  Deep River: African American Freedom Movements in the 20th-Century South

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• Helen Ullrich (1987-88)
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  Cultural Study of Illness: A South India Perspective on Depression
• Richard W. Unger (2008-09)
  History, University of British Columbia
  Energy, Economy, Environment in Early Modern Europe

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• Jean Vache (1995-96)
  English, University Paul-Valery-Montpellier
  Translation of Rousseau’s ‘Julie ou la nouvelle Heloise’
• Elliot S. Valenstein (1983-84)
  Psychology, University of Michigan
  A History of Psychosurgery
• James L. Van Cleve (1990-91, 2011-12)
  (1) Philosophy, Brown University: “Things in Themselves” in Kant and Contemporary Philosophy
  (2) Philosophy, University of Southern California: Problems from Reid
• Raymond Van Dam (1986-87)
  History, University of Texas at Austin
  Cappadocia in the Later Fourth Century
• Dale Kenneth Van Kley (1989-90)
  History, Calvin College
  The Political and Ideological Origins of the French Revolution, 1750-1792
• Cornelis A. van Minnen (2009-10)
  History, Roosevelt Study Center, The Netherlands
  Dixie and the Southernization of the United States since the 1970s
• Eugene A. Vance (1994-95)
  French, University of Washington
  Image and Unlikeness: Icons, Relics and the Poetics of the Sacred in the Middle Ages
• Jose Varela-Ortega (1980-81)
  History, Ctr. for Iberian & Latin American St.
  The Cuban Crisis and the Philosophy of Army Intervention, 1895-1898
• Martha J. Vicinus (2000-01)
  English, University of Michigan
  Romantic Friendships: Modern Lesbian Identities, 1800-1930
• Javier Villa-Flores (2015–16)
  History, University of Illinois at Chicago
  Perjurers, Impersonators, and Liars: Public Faith and the Dark Side of Trust in Eighteenth-Century Mexico
• Joan Vincent (1986-87)
  Anthropology, Barnard College
  Fermanagh, An Irish County, 1800 to the Present
• Steven Vincent (1986-87)
  History, North Carolina State University
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• Ben Vinson (2005-06)
  History, Pennsylvania State University
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• Joseph S. Viscomi (2006-07)
  English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  In the Caves of Heaven and Hell
• Gregory Vlastos (1980-82)
  Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley
  (1) Socrates as a Philosophical Moralist and as a Reformer of Greek Morality
  (2) The Philosophy of Socrates
• Stephen G. Vlastos (1996-97)
  History, University of Iowa
  Radical Agrarianism in Prewar Japan
• Penny Von Eschen (1996-97)
  History, University of Iowa
  ‘Satchmo Blows Up the World’: Jazz, Race and Empire in the Age of the Cold War

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• Patricia Waddy (1984-85)
  Art History, Syracuse University
  Studies in 17th-Century Roman Palace Architecture: Use and the Art of the Plan
• Judith Walkowitz (2015–16)
  History, Johns Hopkins University
  Feminism and Urban Space in London in the 1970s and 1980s
• Rebecca L. Walkowitz (2010-11)
  English Literature, Rutgers University
  After the National Paradigm: Translation, Comparison, the New World Literature
• John N. Wall, Jr. (1980-81, 2013–14)
  English, North Carolina State University
  (1) The Poetics of Persuasion in the English Renaissance
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• David J. Wallace (1989-90)
  English, University of Texas at Austin
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• Di Wang (2006-07)
  History, Texas A&M University
  Public Life under Socialism: Teahouses in Revolutionary and Reformist Chengdu, 1950-2000
• Jing Wang (1992-93)
  Asian & African Lang. & Lit., Duke University
  Modernism and Humanism: The Chinese Literary Revolution in the Post-Mao Era
• Aileen Ward (1986-87)
  English, New York University
  A Critical Biography of William Blake
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  Delta Narratives: Memory, Testimony, and Social Change
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  Textual Production and the Creation of a Confucian Legacy
• Maureen P. Warner-Lewis (1993-94)
  Linguistics, University of the West Indies
  Caribbean African-Language Texts: Translation and Cultural-Linguistic Exegesis
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  Philosophy, University of California, Riverside
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  History, University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
  Krakowiec: Jews and their Neighbors in a Small Town in Eastern Galicia, 1772-1946
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  Forging Identities, Citizenship, and the Nation in 19th-Century Guatemala
• Christopher Waters (1996-97)
  History, Williams College
  Reinventing the Nation: Working-Class Culture & National Identity in 20th-Century Britain
• George J. Watson (2000-01)
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  The Ideology of Celticism in Ireland and Scotland
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  Art History, College of William and Mary
  The Conquest of European Architecture: Andean Masters and the Construction of Colonial Quito
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  Anthropology, College of William and Mary
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  Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
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  History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology, University of Mississippi
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  Musicology, University of Virginia
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  History, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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  History, University of Florida
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  Comparative Literature, Peking University
  A Study of Baroque Literature
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  History, University of Rochester
  A Comparative Study of Revolution in Early Modern Europe
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  Paths of Religious Change: Islam and the "Ulama" in the Modern World
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  A History of Western Historiography for Chinese Readers
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  The Relevance of America’s Political System to China’s Political Modernization
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  Text Counter Text: Rereadings in Russian Literary History
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  What History Will Be: To Do History in a Digital Age
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  English Literature, University of Notre Dame
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