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bien, cet homme,
c'est moi!"
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academics
guides to my courses and the Hampshire system
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resources
guidance on research and writing: bibliographies,
links,
strategies, advice
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projects
my research and programs (including
the
Center for the Book)
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food
for thought
miscellany and curiosities from the world of history
and cultural studies
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Director,
Hampshire College Center for the Book
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Office
G-15 Franklin Patterson Hall
Hampshire College
School
of Social Science
Amherst, MA 01002-5001 USA
voice 413.559.5592
fax 413.559.5620 |
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Office
Hours
fall
2006
Tuesday, 10:30-12:00; Thursday,
10:30-2:00
(sign-up)
and by appointment
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Programs,
Governance, & Service
(highlights)
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General
Governance and Service
• Member,
School of Social Science Curriculum Committee, 2006- Member,
School of Social Science Policy Committee, 2003-2005.
Member, School of Social Science Curriculum Committee,
2002-2003
Member,
Hampshire College Board of Trustees, 2000-2002
Member, College Committee on Faculty Reappointment
and Promotion, 1998-2001
Member, Task Force for Revision of the First-Year Program,
2000-2001
Chair, School of Social Science Reappointments Committee,
2001-2
Member, School of Social Science Policy Committee,
2000-2001
Co-chair, Five-College German Studies Seminar, 1994-2000
Member, Five-College History Ph.D. Program Planning
Committee, 1993-95
Co-chair, Five-College Social History Seminar, 1992-1996
Hampshire College History Representative, Annual Meeting
of Five-College Department Chairs
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Town of Amherst Historical Commission: Vice Chair, 2005-;
Member, 2002-5
• Town of Amherst Comprehensive Planning Committee: Member
(Historical Commission Representative), 2004-
Member, Amherst Public Schools Task Force on World
Language Study, 1998-2000
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History
of the Book and Information Technologies
Member, Board of Directors, Massachusetts Center for
the Book, 2003-
Member, Planning Committee on Five-College Interactive Networked
Classrooms Project, 2000-1
Participant, "Talking Toward Techno-Pedagogy: A Collaboration
across Colleges and Constituencies." A Nine-College Technology
Initiative for Librarians and Information Technology Staff,
Faculty, and Students, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Bryn Mawr College, 1999-2002.
Member, Steering Committee for the Reconceptualization
and Renovation of the Hampshire College Library, 1999-
Organizer, Hampshire College Seminar in the History
of the Book, 1999-
Co-author, Five-College Humanities Grant; co-organizer,
Five-College Seminar: Computers and Information Technologies
in History and the Humanities, 1992-94
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Research
and Teaching Interests
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modern
Europe
cultural
history
German
studies
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"Bibliomaniac"
(1494)
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"Protest"
(1962)
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areas
of emphasis
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history
of the book,
literature and literary life,
information technologies
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Enlightenment
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the age of the
democratic
revolutions,
c.
1770-1848 |
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Classicism,
Romanticism
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political
movements and ideas |
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artistic
modermism, technology and culture
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Nazism
and fascist ideologies
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the era of
classical modernity
& the World Wars,
c.
1890-1945 |
antisemitism,
racism, Shoah
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war and society
Marxism,
socialist movements
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additional
interests
I
welcome opportunities for cross-school and intercollegiate
collaboration. In recent years, I have worked with colleagues
in such fields as literary criticism, theater, art history,
music, journalism, law, and politics. I
have served on senior-thesis committees at Mount Holyoke College
and on graduate examination committees at the University of
Massachusetts.
For
further information on courses and examinations, click on
the "academics" link in one of the navigation bars.
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last
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3 November, 2006
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