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Duke University recognizes the need for citizens and leaders to be able to obtain knowledge, to analyze it, and to think and act collaboratively in innovative ways to address growing interdisciplinary and global challenges. The humanities are vital to providing the training and skills necessary to understand cultural similarities and differences, to sift through the daily fire hose of incoming information, and to make the imaginative leaps in research, scholarship, business, and policy to address the very many complex issues arising around us in our global world. Humanities Writ Large is a 5-year initiative that bring people together on projects to facilitate this new and innovative research and knowledge production.
People
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Instructor, Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies -- Duke University |
Psychiatrist, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) -- Duke University |
Associate Professor of Religious Studies -- Duke University |
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Ph.D. Candidate, English -- Duke University |
Rita DiGiallonardo Holloway University Librarian Vice Provost for Library Affairs -- Duke University |
Creed C. Black Associate Professor of Philosophy -- Duke University |
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Professor of Romance Studies Director, Franklin Humanities Institute Co-Director, Haiti Lab -- Duke University |
PhD Candidate in Art, Art History, & Visual Studies -- Duke University |
Assistant Professor of Classical Studies -- Duke University |
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Assistant Professor of Philosophy -- Elon University |
Professor of Classical Studies -- Duke University |
Instructor, Center for Documentary Studies -- Duke University |
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Graduate Student, Carolina Duke Graduate Program in German Studies -- Duke University |
Undergraduate student -- Duke University |
Faculty Co-Chair of the Executive Committee of the DHRC@FHI -- Duke University |
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Assistant Professor of Postcolonial Literature -- The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey |
Professor of Public Policy and History Co-director, Program on History, Public Policy and Social Change Bass Fellow -- Duke University |
Andrew W. Mellon Assistant Professor of Korean and Japanese Cultural Studies -- Duke University |
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Associate Professor of Philosophy -- Vassar College |
Associate Professor of Africana Studies -- Smith College |
Associate Professor, Department of History, Philosophy and the Ancient World -- DEREE, The American College of Greece |
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Associate Research Professor, Art, Art History & Visual Studies -- Duke University |
SNCC Veteran Senior Vice President for Television and Digital Video Content at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting -- Corporation for Public Broadcasting |
Assistant Professor of German Adjunct Assistant Professor of African and Afro-American Studies -- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
























