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Alessa Johns Talk at UCR 5/8 | Material Cultures of the Book Working Group
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Alessa Johns Talk at UCR 5/8. Posted on May 3, 2014. The Material Cultures of the Book Working Group at UC Riverside is pleased to present:. Women’s Revolutionary Translation: British-German Books in the 1790s. Alessa Johns (UC Davis). Thursday May 8, 1:00-2:30. If you have any questions, please contact Rebecca Addicks-Salerno ( raddi001@ucr.edu. This event is free and open to the public! Laquo; Book Traces. Book, Archive, and Manuscript Studies. Header image: "Plates of the Printmaking Process".
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“This is Not a Book: Long Forms of Attention in the Digital Age”, a talk by Alan Liu. Tuesday, June 3rd at UCR! | Material Cultures of the Book Working Group
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8220;This is Not a Book: Long Forms of Attention in the Digital Age”, a talk by Alan Liu. Tuesday, June 3rd at UCR! Posted on May 3, 2014. We will co-host a talk by Alan Liu; please join us! 8220;This is Not a Book: Long Forms of Attention in the Digital Age”. Alan Liu (UC Santa Barbara). Tuesday June 3, 11:00-12:30. Location: UCR INTS 1113. Co-sponsored by Critical Digital Humanities. This talk is free and open to the public. Laquo; Alessa Johns Talk at UCR 5/8. Bibliocraft @ UCLA, Oct. 27th 5-7pm.
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Edward Dean Museum Visit 9/14/13 | Material Cultures of the Book Working Group
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Edward Dean Museum Visit 9/14/13. Posted on September 3, 2013. The Edward Dean Museum in Cherry Valley is opening a new exhibit on print culture and books on September 14th. Rebecca will be hosting an informal gathering for Material Cultures of the Book Working Group members and guests after the exhibit opening, so let her know if you would like to attend! September 3, 2013 at 9:56 pm. Laquo; Ebooks and peer pressure. Illuminated Palaces exhibit at The Huntington. Book, Archive, and Manuscript Studies.
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digital history | History Graduate Student Association
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History Graduate Student Association. Tag Archives: digital history. Digital History: A Conversation. In light of the recent posting of the AHA’s draft of guidelines on how to evaluate Digital History. And the very interesting issues it raises about our field, please join us for a conversation with digital scholars and practitioners from UCR’s own History department and guests from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Information. University of Toronto guests are Matt Bouchard. And tagged digital history.
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riverside metropolitan museum | History Graduate Student Association
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History Graduate Student Association. Tag Archives: riverside metropolitan museum. Public Lecture by Hannah Brown – Ahn Chang Ho and Korean Nationalism in Riverside. In conjunction with the opening weekend of the. I Want the Wide American Earth. Exhibit, UCR graduate student Hannah Brown will be giving a public lecture entitled “Ahn Chang Ho and the Growth of Korean Nationalism in Riverside.”. Saturday, March 7th, 2015. 2 – 3:30pm. Riverside Metropolitan Museum, Second Floor. And tagged public history.
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Roundtable | History Graduate Student Association
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History Graduate Student Association. Digital History: A Conversation. In light of the recent posting of the AHA’s draft of guidelines on how to evaluate Digital History. And the very interesting issues it raises about our field, please join us for a conversation with digital scholars and practitioners from UCR’s own History department and guests from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Information. University of Toronto guests are Matt Bouchard. This entry was posted in Events. April 23, 2015.
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Steve Anderson | History Graduate Student Association
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History Graduate Student Association. Author Archives: Steve Anderson. Digital History: A Conversation. In light of the recent posting of the AHA’s draft of guidelines on how to evaluate Digital History. And the very interesting issues it raises about our field, please join us for a conversation with digital scholars and practitioners from UCR’s own History department and guests from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Information. University of Toronto guests are Matt Bouchard. April 23, 2015. This en...
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Graduate Program | UCR Department of History
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MA and Ph.D. The University of California, Riverside offers M.A. Degrees in History, as well as M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. Which prepare graduates for careers in museums, archives, and historic preservation, among other professions. Successful applicants to the graduate program generally have a clear idea of the program of study they intend to pursue when they apply for admission. Individual faculty with whom applicants wish to study take part in the admission process. Graduate study involves mastering fiel...
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M.A. Program | UCR Department of History
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MA and Ph.D. The History M.A. Program. The MA. degree in History provides strong background for careers in professions such as teaching, government and journalism. Many Ph.D. students choose to complete an M.A. as preparation for the Ph.D. program. (See also: The Public History Program M.A. Requirements for the regular M.A. degree:. Areas of specialization include:. European (with concentration in Early Modern Europe, Modern Europe, Britain, or Russia). Upon completion of the requirements for the M.A...
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