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The death of the painter: new book by James Herbert challenges the place of the artist in his/her work
Brushstroke and Emergence: Courbet, Impressionism, Picasso (University of Chicago Press, 2015) uses emergence theory to challenge…
  • Art History
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UCI Welcomes Noureddin Zarrinkelk as First Artist-In-Residence at Samuel Jordan Center for Persian Studies and Culture
Zarrinkelk will be in residence at UCI through spring 2016
  • Samuel Jordan Center for Persian Studies
  • Persian Studies
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J. Hillis Miller awarded Ian P. Watt Prize for Excellence in Conrad Scholarship
A renowned literary critic and theorist, Miller has been writing about Joseph Conrad for decades
  • Critical Theory
  • English
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Are We All Post-Racial Yet?
David Theo Goldberg's new book challenges the idea that we are "post-racial."
  • Comparative Literature
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Touraj Daryaee Appointed Director of Samuel Jordan Center for Persian Studies and Culture
Founded in 2009, the Dr. Samuel M. Jordan Center for Persian Studies and Culture is a hub for interdisciplinary research projects…
  • Samuel Jordan Center for Persian Studies
  • Persian Studies
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New book offers insight into world of enslaved women in early America
Professor Jessica Millward fleshes out the life of Charity Folks, once just a name on a document
  • History
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Jane O. Newman to receive the Modern Language Association's Scaglione Prize
Newman will receive the award for her translation of Time, History, and Literature: Selected Essays of Erich Auerbach
  • Comparative Literature
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