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  2009-2010 DIRECTOR

Timothy Murray
Professor of Comparative Literature and English, Curator of the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art, Cornell University

  2009-2010 SENIOR SCHOLARS IN RESIDENCE

Keller Easterling
Architecture, Yale University
"Extrastatecraft"

Brian Massumi
Communications, University of Montreal
"Architectures of the Unforeseen: Arts of Relation"


  2009-2010 SOCIETY FELLOWS

Seeta Chaganti
English, University of California, Davis
"The Past in Motion: Dance, Memory, and the Middle Ages"

Mary Jacobus
English, University of Cambridge
"Cy Twombly: Networks and Migrations"

Ruth Mas
Religious Studies, University of Colorado, Boulder
"Traveling Barbarity and Mobilized Traditions: the Disaffection of Secular Islam"

Prita Sandy Meier
History of Art, Johns Hopkins University
"Swahili Crossroads: Empire, Architecture and the Remaking of Coastal Africa"

Martha Schoolman
English, Miami University
"American Abolitionist Geographies"

Shu-Ling Stephanie Tsai
French Literature, Tamkang University, Taiwan
"Beyond the Mobility of Boundaries"


  2009-2010 FACULTY FELLOWS (Cornell)


Timothy Campbell

Romance Studies
“Still Life: The Origins and Elaborations of the Biopolitical"


Peter Dear
History and Science and Technology Studies
“Sense-Making in Early Modern Europe"


María Fernández
Art History and Visual Studies
“Mobilizing the Minor: The Machines and Theories of Gordon Pask"


TJ Hinrichs
History
“Facilitating the Flow of Imperial Grace"


  2009-2010 MELLON GRADUATE FELLOWS (Cornell)

Anthony Reed
English
“'After the End of the World': The Poetics of Time in Afro-Diasporic Literature"

 

Zac Zimmer
Romance Studies
“The Horizon of the Literary: Utopia and Commons in Latin American Narrative"


  2009-2010 MELLON POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS
 

Anna Glazova
German Studies
“Inattentive Community: Oskar Baum's Prague"


Ayfer Karakaya-Stump
Near Eastern Studies
"Sufism and the Making of 'Heterodox' Islam in Anatolia"

 

Sebouh Aslanian
History
"The Santa Catharina: Voyages from a Ship's Floating Archives to the 18th Century History of the Indian Ocean"