Cultures in Contact: Print in Colonial and Early Republican Boston
Taking as our general theme “From Binders to Broadside Makers: The Diverse Cultures of Print in Colonial and Early Republican Boston,” this seminar will investigate firsthand the diverse ways in which texts circulated in the public sphere of seventeenth- to early nineteenthcentury Boston. Members of one of the most literate societies in the history of the world, colonial Bostonians tended to take their controversies to the printer, and expressed themselves with passion, conviction, and even humor.
- Introduction to Public Humanities Fall — 2017 — Brown Public Humanities
- Cultures in Contact: Print in Colonial and Early Republican Boston Spring — 2009 — University of Massachusetts Boston
- BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, LIBRARIES: EXPERIENCING THE 18TH-CENTURY NOVEL Fall — University of Massachusetts Boston
- Social Networking in the Scriptorum Spring — 2014 — University of Massachusetts Boston
- Poetry and Objects Fall — 2018 — Yale
- Landscapes of Meaning: Museums and Their Objects Fall — 2016 — Yale
- Introduction to Documentary Studies Spring — 2018 — Yale
- Introduction to Public Humanities Fall — 2018 — Yale