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Art & analogies: UCI historian's new books help us better understand China's past and future
Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom's Eight Juxtapositions: China Through Imperfect Analogies from Mark Twain to Manchukuo and The Oxford…
  • China Studies
  • History
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Tracking the slave trade
Grant allows UCI historian to add intra-American voyages to trans-Atlantic database
  • Gifts & Grants
  • History
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UCI School of Humanities to expand graduate internship program with $50,000 Luce Foundation grant
As Humanities Out There Fellows, Ph.D. students in the humanities participate in paid internships at Orange-County-based cultural…
  • Gifts & Grants
  • Graduate Students
  • Internships
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New book by UCI professor explores Filipino and Filipino-American music and performance
Christine Bacareza Balance's Tropical Renditions: Making Musical Scenes in Filipino America invites its readers to a range of…
  • Asian American Studies
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UCI Professor Jane O. Newman receives Berlin Prize to complete book on literary theorist Erich Auerbach
Newman will be in residence at the American Academy in Berlin during Spring 2017
  • Comparative Literature
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Professor of Asian American Studies Linda Vo to receive Public Image Award from the Asian Americans Advancing Justice organization
Vo will be honored for her leadership in, and advocacy for, the Vietnamese American community
  • Asian American Studies
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School of Humanities expands interdisciplinary academic offerings
New majors and minors include Global Middle East Studies and Medical Humanities
  • Medical Humanities
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