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DKU HRC Celebrates Dr. Ben Van Overmeire’s New Publication in Journal of Chinese Philosophy
The DKU Humanities Research Center is pleased to share that Dr. Ben Van Overmeire, a professor in the Division of Humanities, has recently published an article in the Journal of Chinese Philosophy titled “Enlightenment in the Dark Forest: Chan/Zen in Cixin Liu’s Three-Body Trilogy.” Dr. Van Overmeire explores the Chan/Zen Buddhist elements woven into author […]
Congratulations to Professor Seth Henderson on His New Publication: Colony in Crisis
We are excited to congratulate Professor Seth Henderson on the publication of his article, “Colony in Crisis: Riots, Propaganda, and Omission in the Hong Kong Film Unit 1966–1968,” in the Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television, one of the leading journals in film history. In this groundbreaking article, Professor Henderson examines the Hong Kong […]
Get Your Free Copy of The LilyPad Fall 2024 Magazine!
Date: December 4 & 5 Time: 11-1:30 pm Location: CCTW 1st floor outside Family Mart The LilyPad is releasing our Fall 2024 Magazine this week! This magazine is a collection of the editors’ favorite LilyPad stories published by DKU students this semester, with sections including Student Life, Environment, Health & Wellness, Arts & Literature, Global Politics, Travel […]
Congratulations to Rasoul Namazi on the Publication of Leo Strauss on Religion: Writings and Interpretations!
We are thrilled to celebrate the release of this essential new volume, expertly edited by Svetozar Y. Minkov (Professor of Philosophy at Roosevelt University) and Rasoul Namazi (Assistant Professor of Political Theory at Duke Kunshan University). Publisher: State University of New York Press Year: 2024 Book Overview: This landmark volume offers a unique glimpse into […]
Congratulations to Professor Ben Van Overmeire on his book, American Koan: Imagining Zen and Self!
Congratulations to Professor Ben Van Overmeire on his publication of American Koan: Imagining Zen and Self in Autobiographical Literature! This remarkable work explores how American Buddhists utilize Zen riddles to shape their identities. The koan, a renowned East Asian spiritual exercise, serves as a thought experiment in the form of riddles or puzzles that Zen […]
Congratulations to Professor Emily McWilliams for her Contribution to the Balkan Analytic Forum Publication Series!
The Humanities Research Center is delighted to celebrate Professor Emily McWilliams’ participation in the inaugural volume of the Balkan Analytic Forum’s (BAF) publication series. Professor McWilliams Co-Edited the volume with Professor Miroslava Trajkovski from the University of Belgrade, who directs the Balkan Analytic Forum. As the volume’s Co-Editor, Professor McWilliams played a vital role in shaping a […]
Congratulations to Yue Qiu, Former Research Assistant at the Freedom Lab, for Her Recent Publications
We are pleased to announce that Yue Qiu, a former research assistant at the Freedom Lab, has recently made significant contributions to the field of slavery studies. Her DKU signature work thesis, supervised by Titas Chakraborty, has been published in Slavery and Abolition, a leading journal in the field. The thesis, titled “‘Where Liberty is […]
Congratulations to Prof. Stephanie R. Anderson!
We are thrilled to celebrate the recent publications of Prof. Stephanie R. Anderson: Post45: Daisy Aldan and Women Midcentury Small Press Publishers – This insightful article explores the contributions of women publishers in the mid-century small press movement. Textual Practice: Poetic transcribbling: Ted Berrigan & Harris Schiff’s Yo-Yo’s with Money and Beaned in Boston: Textual […]
Celebrating Travis Wilkerson’s Achievements: Peer-Reviewed Publication, UnDo Fellowship, and Global Film Screenings
Congratulations to Travis Wilkerson on His Peer-Reviewed Publication, UnDo Fellowship, and Global Film Success Travis Wilkerson, Associate Professor, has recently achieved significant milestones in his career. His videographic essay, “Full Metal Kuleshov Effect: On ‘Full Metal Jacket,’ ‘79 Springtimes,’ and ‘The Little Girl of Hanoi,’” has been published in Volume 14.1 of Screen Works in […]
Professor Stephanie R Anderson Unleashed a Thrilling New Poetry Chapbook titled “Bearings”
Congratulations to Prof. Stephanie Anderson on her recent publications! Bearings contains epistolary poems written to proliferating addressees between 2016 and 2019, a period when everything seemed to be accelerating and timezone-syncopated. The poems consider bearings that are alternatively affective, geographic, physical, and more. Stephanie Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Literature & Creative Writing at […]
