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When the Post-Soviet Revolution Came for Soviet Science
When the Post-Soviet Revolution Came for Soviet Science
Early Modern Intellectual History
Early Modern Intellectual History
POSTPONED | The Stuff of Memory: Soviet War Memorials and the Political Economy of Building Materials and Sculptural Labor
POSTPONED | The Stuff of Memory: Soviet War Memorials and the Political Economy of Building Materials and Sculptural Labor
Mimicry in Manuscript
Mimicry in Manuscript
Old Dominion Public Lecture Series: Blood Flowers: Recolonizations
Old Dominion Public Lecture Series: Blood Flowers: Recolonizations
Book Talk with Susan Stewart and Denis Feeney
Book Talk with Susan Stewart and Denis Feeney
“The Largest Building Stone in the World”: On the Naturalization of the Architectural Canon since 1945
“The Largest Building Stone in the World”: On the Naturalization of the Architectural Canon since 1945
From Pathology to ‘Born Perfect’: The Role of Scientific Authority in Campaigns to Ban Conversion Therapy
From Pathology to ‘Born Perfect’: The Role of Scientific Authority in Campaigns to Ban Conversion Therapy
Old Dominion Public Lecture Series: The Division: John Doar, the Justice Department, and the Civil Rights Movement
Old Dominion Public Lecture Series: The Division: John Doar, the Justice Department, and the Civil Rights Movement
Illuminating Incarceration in Antiquity through Digital Humanities
Illuminating Incarceration in Antiquity through Digital Humanities
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