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Official Launch of the Open Access Publication, An Anthropocene Primer
The IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute and the Rivers of the Anthropocene project is proud to announce the publication of Rivers of the Anthropocene. Published by University of California Press, Rivers of the Anthropocene is available in print and as an open access publication through Luminos at https://www.ucpress.edu/book.php?isbn=9780520295025. This exciting volume presents the work and…
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New Course Looks at Frankenstein in the Age of the Industrial Revolution
I’m pleased to announce a new course for Spring 2018: Machines and the Age of Invention (H375. Course #31774). We will meet on Tuesdays from 3:00 to 5:45. 2018 is the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, arguably the first modern science fiction novel. Using Frankenstein as its key text, this course explores the history of science and medical ethics during the 18th…
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Frankenstein and His Creation: Who’s the Real Monster? (Podcast) Recently, I was a guest in the Examining Ethics podcast for the episode "Frankenstein and His Creation: Who’s the Real Monster?" Below is a summary.
An Anthropocene Primer, an Open Access, Open Peer Review Publication
The IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute is proud to announce the official launch of An Anthropocene Primer, Version 1.0 on October 23, 2017. An Anthropocene Primer is an innovative open access, open peer review publication that guides learners through the complex concepts and debates related to the Anthropocene, including climate change, pollution, and environmental justice. This born-digital…
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Reading List: Social and Cultural Theory Since 1900
I’m teaching a new graduate level course this fall, Social and Cultural Theory since 1900. Of course, all I want to do is put everything into the syllabus. But, I think that I’ve restrained myself. I’m hoping for some input on what I’ve included. Is there anything that I should cut? And, of the many things that I could add, is there anything that might make more sense than what I’ve chosen? As a…
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The Anthropology of the Anthropocene Workshop is Almost Here
The Anthropology of the Anthropocene Workshop is Almost Here! #anthropocene #anthropology #envhist
Next week, the IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute will host the workshop, Anthropology of the Anthropocene: Structures, Theories, Practices. It will bring together anthropologists and leading thinkers in related disciplines who have been tackling the sociocultural frameworks and experiences of the Anthropocene. The goal of the meeting is to address large multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary…
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Jared Council: "IU Professor Leads Local DataRefuge Effort" #climatechange #datarescue #datarefuge Late last year, IU humanities professor Jason Kelly came across an article about "DataRefuge," a national, grassroots initiative to archive federal climate and environmental data sets observers felt were at risk of potentially disappearing following the election of President Donald Trump.... continued at the Indianapolis Business Journal
Reading the Grand Tour at a Distance: Archives and Datasets in Digital History #digitalhumanities #digitalhistory #dh #humanities #history The American Historical Review has just published my essay, "Reading the Grand Tour at a Distance: Archives and Datasets in Digital History…
"What happens to Indy if the arts and humanities are defunded?" by Amber Stearns and Emily Taylor
"What happens to Indy if the arts and humanities are defunded?" #arts #humanities #funding #indianapolis
“The arts and the humanities belong to all the people of the United States.” — The National Foundation of the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965 It was a philosopher named George Santayana from the 1800s who said: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” The phrase rings eerily true in our political climate today. Nearly every element of democracy as we know it seems to…
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The Cultural Ecologies Project: A Public Research Program of the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute The Cultural Ecologies Project is a public research program of the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute (IAHI)
Resistance to WWI in the United States: 41 Tweets on the Centenary of WWI 41 Tweets on the Centenary of WWI
Op-Ed: Values in City Planning and Design
Op-Ed: Values in City Planning and Design #urbanism #city #cityplanning #indianapolis #
Published in NUVO (22 March 2017) Cities develop in phases. When we look at the history of Indianapolis, we can see this. The “Mile Square.“ The Central Canal. The railroads. The sewer system. The Kessler Park System. The interurbans. The monument plazas. The interstates. The “Amateur Sports Capital” schemes. All of these projects came in successive waves of urban development. We are in the midst…
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Get a minor or major concentration in the History of Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine at IUPUI
Get a minor or major concentration in the History of Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine at IUPUI #imajaguar #iupui
Did you know that you could get a minor or major concentration in the History of Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine in the IUPUI History Department? For more information on the History of Science, Technology, Environment, & Medicine Concentration, contact the Department of History Faculty Mentor. Modupe Labode Associate Professor 420 Cavanaugh Hall (317) 274-3829 [email protected]
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How Much do the NEA and NEH Cost Us?
How Much do the NEA and NEH Cost Us? #humanities #arts #nehmatters #neamatters
NEA funds organizations such as Make Music New York that holds arts events to engage the public in the arts We knew this was coming. A proposal for entirely dismantling the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities. Yesterday, the new administration released its preliminary budget proposal. This is the first time that a president has proposed gutting the agencies completely. The…
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On Bolívar, Resistance, and Revolution in the Midst of WWII: Claude Thompson's "A Man from Jamaica"
On Bolívar, Resistance, and Revolution in the Midst of WWII: Claude Thompson's "A Man from Jamaica" #history #literature #Caribbean
Introduction The text below is the short story, “A Man from Jamaica,” written by Claude Alphonso Thompson and published in These My People (Kingston, Jamaica: The Herald Ltd., 1943). Thompson wrote this while living in London during World War II. The framing device sets the story in the wake of Dunkirk and the impending fall of Paris. It flashes back to 1815, when Simón Bolívar, the Great…
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Another Successful #DataRescueIndy Event Yesterday
Another Successful #DataRescueIndy Event Yesterday #datarefuge #datarescue #iupui #environment
Yesterday was another exciting day for #DataRefugeIndy. We hosted our second #DataRescueIndy event with about 20 people here in Indianapolis. We were joined by a small group of fellows from the Santa Fe Art Institute. Streaming the meeting via Skype, we tackled the “seeding and sorting” of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Air and Radiation website. Not only did attendees learn…
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Banning History Books (again): Arkansas's Representative Kim Hendren Wants to Silence Howard Zinn
Banning History Books (again): Arkansas's Representative Kim Hendren Wants to Silence Howard Zinn #teaching #education #socialscience
Once again, a legislator thinks that it’s a good idea to ban Howard Zinn from the the public school classroom. This time, it’s Arkansas Representative Kim Hendren. Those who follow debates over free speech and book bans will remember that Governor Mitch Daniels of Indiana (now President of Purdue University) tried a similar move in 2010. When his administration’s memos became public in 2013, it…
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