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Heroes: Do All of Them Wear Capes?

June 22, 2022

Shafique Virani (UTM Historical Studies) is Professor of Islamic Studies and was founding Director of the Centre for South Asian Civilizations. His scholarly interests include Sufism, Ithna-‘ashari and Ismaili Shiism, Quranic studies, Islamic history and philosophy, and Muslim literatures in Arabic, Persian and South Asian languages.

Mitacs Brings Talented International Students to U of T to Work on a Rare and Unique Faculty Archive

May 25, 2022

Mitacs is a national not-for-profit organization that supports the creation of research and training programs in Canada. Mitacs programs financially assist academic researchers in providing on-the-job research training opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows.

JHI Alumni Spotlight—Andrea Most

May 11, 2022

Andrea Most is a Professor of English, American Literature and Jewish Studies at U of T and is also the co-founder and Creative Director of Bela Farm, a 99 acre site focused on addressing critical environmental issues through experimental agriculture, art, per

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Tif Fan

April 27, 2022

Tif Fan is a 2021-22 JHI Undergraduate Fellow (Dr. Jan Blumenstein Undergraduate Award in the Humanities). They are completing a double major in East Asian Studies and Political Science. Their project is titled "A Panoply of Play: The Subversions and Conversions of Monkey King in Journey to the West".

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Jaclyn Rohel

April 27, 2022

Jaclyn Rohel earned her Ph.D. in Food Studies at New York University in 2018. She is the Reviews Editor of the journal Gastronomica. Jaclyn is JHI's 2021-2022 Community Engaged Humanities Research Fellow.

JHI: What are your main research interests?

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Anna Paliy

April 27, 2022

Anna Paliy is a doctoral candidate in the Centre for Drama, Theatre, and Performance Studies at University of Toronto. She holds an Honors BA (UWO, 2014) in Comparative Literature and an MA (U of T, 2015) in Comparative Literature and Book History & Print Culture. Anna is JHI's 2021-2022 Amilcare Iannucci Graduate Fellow.

Politics of Labour Working Group

April 21, 2022

Each academic year, the Jackman Humanities Institute sponsors up to 12 Working Groups, consisting of graduate students and faculty conducting research or engaging in other scholarly exchange.

The Pleasure of the Dawn Chorus: Preserving the Pandemic Soundscape

April 21, 2022

The Pleasure of the Dawn Chorus: Preserving the Pandemic Soundscape is a musical exploration of conservation and our connection to nature written and performed by students from the University of Toronto Faculty of Music.

Visual Cultures of the Circumpolar North Working Group

April 13, 2022

Each academic year, the Jackman Humanities Institute sponsors up to 12 Working Groups, consisting of graduate students and faculty conducting research or engaging in other scholarly exchange.

JHI Alumni Spotlight—Chiara Graf

April 01, 2022

Chiara Graf was a Chancellor Henry N.R. Jackman Graduate Fellow in the Humanities during the 2019-2020 theme year Strange Weather.

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