Okhae Adeleye·Apr 22, 2021Lessons from March 2021Remembering COVID from last year and a double rant about growing up and dealing with being an adultA response icon1A response icon1
InCreative EnlightenmentbyElisa Choy·Apr 15, 2021We Are On The Precipice of a RevolutionInternational Women’s Day in March 2021 marked the celebration of women’s contributions to work, life, and culture in many countries…A response icon4A response icon4
Jon Boydell·Apr 1, 2021Engineering book list — March 2021Every engineer should have a book list. Those books that inspire you, that you have used to get your point across, that have sparked the…
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Mar 30, 2021What Things of Darkness Taught Me About the Worldby Mira Assaf Kafantaris | When Brandi Adams invited me to reflect on Things of Darkness, I pondered the moment I became aware…
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Mar 30, 2021Required Reading: Kim F. Hall’s Things of Darkness at 25by Ambereen Dadabhoy | The Modern Language Association’s annual meeting in January 2020 featured several panels on race…
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Mar 30, 2021Ecocriticism and the Geographies of Raceby Debapriya Sarkar | I sit with Kim F. Hall’s Things of Darkness as I conduct research on a project on early modern islands and shores…
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Mar 30, 2021Kim F. Hall and the Mountain of Evidenceby Miles P. Grier | In her 1995 monograph, Things of Darkness, Kim Hall threw open the archive doors, exposing dark foils…
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Mar 30, 2021Making “Things” Through Darkness: Black/White Binarism in Popular Cultureby Vanessa I. Corredera | I have a distinct recollection of sitting in my interdisciplinary science class in college…
