University of California
President's Research Fellowships in the Humanities


THE PRESIDENT'S RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS IN THE HUMANITIES
ANNOUNCES THE 1997-98 AWARDS

Twenty-three UC faculty have been awarded fellowships in the tenth annual competition for The President's Research Fellowships in the Humanities. The University of California Office of Research congratulates the following 1997-98 Fellows:

Fellow's Name Campus Department Title of Proposal
Henning Anderson UCLA Slavic Languages The Emergence of the Slavic Languages
David Brink UCSD Philosophy Self & Others
Jesse Byock UCLA Germanic Languages/Literatures Excavation of a Viking Chieftain
Chungmoo Choi UCI Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures Colonialism, Modernity and Ambivalent Subjectivity: Korea
Jan deVries UCB History The Industrious Revolution: The Family and the Economy Since 1650
Henry Em UCLA East Asian Languages/Cultures Nationalism and Democratic Thought in Modern Korean Historiography
Diane Favro UCLA Architecture/Urban Design Time for Ancient Rome: Conceptual and Formal Urban Design Interconnections Between Temporal Systems and the Cityscape
Richard Friedman UCSD Literature Language, Narrative, and Law: The Five Books of Moses: Translation and Commentary
Saidiya Hartman UCB English Belated Encounters on the Gold Coast
David Johnson UCB History The Great Temple Festivals of Shansi, China, in Late Imperial Times
Hasan Kayali UCSD History End of Empire and the Remaking of Political Identities in the Middle East
Geoffrey Koziol UCB History Allying the Saints: Monks, Marriage, and Discourses of Power in Tenth- Century France
Catherine Kudlick UCD History Attitudes Toward Physical Disability in France, 1715-1914
Kathleen McHugh UCR Department of Literatures and Languages Inventions of Alterity: The Geneology and Poetics of Autobiographical Narration
Jacob Olupona UCD Department of African-American and African Studies Yoruba Thought and Culture: Insights from Ifa Divination Poetry
Jeannette Peterson UCSB History of Art/Architecture The Virgin of Guadalupe: From Earth Art, and Architecture Goddess to Virgin Queen
Ann Plane UCSB History Family Lives, Colonial Worlds: Marriages, Households, and Racial Difference in Early New England
Raul Rabinow UCB Anthropology French DNA
Leslie Rabine UCI French The Global Circulation of African Style: Exchanges and Transformation of Clothing Symbolism Among the African American Community, the Kikuyu Area of Kenya, and Dakar, Senegal
Claudia Rapp UCLA History Holy Bishops in Late Antiquity
Candace Slater UCB Spanish/Portuguese The Nature of Amazonia (The Amazon as Metaphor for the Natural World)
Yenna Wu UCR Literatures and Languages Of Body and Boundary: Cannibalistic Portrayals in Late Imperial Chinese Fiction
Michelle Yeh UCD Chinese/Japanese Transculturation: Cultural Identity and Modern Chinese Poetry


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May 1, 1997