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Intellectual & Cultural History

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  Howard Brick

  Professor
  Louis Evans Chair in U.S. History 1725 Haven Hall

  20th Century U.S. History;Social Theory and American Intellectual History;History of Social Movements and Politics in the U.S. Since 1865734.763.7861 / hbrick@umich.edu

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  John Carson

  Associate Professor
  Director and Director of Graduate Studies
  Science, Technology & Society 1765 Haven Hall

  U.S. intellectual/cultural history, History of science, History of the human sciences, 19th-century U.S. history, European intellectual history734.647.7378 / jscarson@umich.edu

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  Chun-shu Chang

  Professor 1757 Haven Hall

  History and civilization of China, 1600 BC-1800 AD: sociolcultural, intellectual-literary, military-diplomatic, historiography, science and technology734.763.2294 / cschang@umich.edu

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  Juan Cole

  Richard P. Mitchell Professor of History
  Director, Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies 2527 Haven Hall

  Modern Middle East; Muslim South Asia; Social and intellectual history734.764.6305 / jrcole@umich.edu

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  Jay Cook

  Associate Professor 1759 Haven Hall

  19th-century cultural and intellectual; African-American; Popular/mass culture; Visual culture; Capitalism734.763.7860 / jwcook@umich.edu

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  Christian de Pee

  Associate Professor 1632 Haven Hall

  8th-14th century China (Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties), text and writing, cities and urban space, representations of imperial power, ritual, archaeology734.763.6968 / cdepee@umich.edu

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  Philip J. Deloria

  Carroll Smith-Rosenberg Collegiate Professor
  LSA Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education 2216 LSA Bldg.
  2735 Haven Hall

  U.S. Cultural; American Indian; Enviornmental; American Studies734.764.0320
  734.763.2091 / pdeloria@umich.edu

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  Hussein Fancy

  Assistant Professor 2528 Haven Hall

  Medieval Spain and North Africa; Social, Cultural and Intellectual History of Religious Interaction; Political Theology and Paleography734.647.5409 / fancy@umich.edu

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  Kevin Gaines

  Professor 4700 Haven Hall (CAAS)

  U.S. and African American intellectual and cultural history; race and gender politics in post-World War II America; African American cultural production; the global dimensions of U.S. struggles over the meaning of citizenship734.764.5513 / gaineskk@umich.edu

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  Dena Goodman

  Lila Miller Collegiate Professor of History and Women's Studies 2144 Lane Hall

  Early Modern France, Cultural and Intellectual, Women and Gender734.647.0771 / goodmand@umich.edu

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  Diane Owen Hughes

  Associate Professor 2507 Haven Hall

  Medieval and Renaissance; cultural, social, legal734.764.8547 / dohughes@umich.edu

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  Nancy Rose Hunt

  Professor of History (and Obstetrics/Gynecology) 1735 Haven Hall

  Africa, health, medicine, violence, religious studies, humanitarianism, gender, psychiatry, theory, ethnographic history, global history, visual culture734.647.4887 / nrhunt@umich.edu

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  Kali Israel

  Associate Professor 2511 Haven Hall

  Modern Britain, women's history, modern Europe, cultural studies734.647.4898 / kisrael@umich.edu

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  Martha S. Jones

  Associate Professor 2703 Haven Hall

  African American history; 19th century United States history; women's history; critical race theory, Atlantic world slavery and law734.647.5421 / msjonz@umich.edu

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  Carol F. Karlsen

  Professor Emerita 1029 Tisch Hall

  ckarlsen@umich.edu

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  Mary C. Kelley

  Ruth Bordin Collegiate Professor 2627 Haven Hall

  19th century women writers;American and women's intellectual history;American culture;Women's studies763.2289 / mckelley@umich.edu

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  Valerie A. Kivelson

  Arthur F. Thurnau Professor 2743 Haven Hall

  Medieval and early modern Russia; history of cartography; comparative witchcraft, religion, politics and culture734.763.2049 / vkivelso@umich.edu

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  Erik Linstrum

  Assistant Professor
  Michigan Society of Fellows 2641 Haven Hall

  Modern Britain and the British Empire; History of the human sciences; Colonial violence; Cultural and intellectual history617.835.2786 / linstrum@umich.edu

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  Michael MacDonald

  Professor 2725 Haven Hall

  Early modern Britain; social cultural; mentalities734.763.0120 / mmacdon@umich.edu

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  Tomoko Masuzawa

  Professor 2634 Haven Hall

  Modern European intellectual history (19th century); Discourses on religion; History of human sciences; Psychoanalysis734.615.3602 / masuzawa@umich.edu

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  Michelle McClellan

  Assistant Professor

  United States; Public history734.647.5408 / mmcclel@umich.edu

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  Farina Mir

  Associate Professor
  Director, Center for South Asian Studies 2757 Haven Hall

  Modern South Asia; Islam/Muslims in South Asia; British colonialism734.647.5416 / fmir@umich.edu

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  Regina Morantz-Sanchez

  Professor 2664 Haven Hall

  Women's and gender history, history of the family, sexuality, the body, and medicine, race and ethnicity, Jewish American history734.763.2296 / reginann@umich.edu

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  Ian Moyer

  Associate Professor 2520 Haven Hall

  Ancient Greece and Egypt; Ethnicity and culture in the ancient world; Historiography and ethnography; Religion and magic734.763.5855 / ianmoyer@umich.edu

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  Ellen Muehlberger

  Assistant Professor 4163 Thayer Bldg.

  Religion and Christianity in Late Antiquity734.615.2960 / emuehlbe@umich.edu

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  Rachel Neis

  Assistant Professor 2506 Haven Hall

  Jewish history (particularly late antique); Palestinian and Babylonian rabbinic culture; Religion and mysticism; Law in the ancient world; Vision and visuality734.647.4616 / rneis@umich.edu

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  Martin S. Pernick

  Professor 1727 Haven Hall

  History of disease, disability, health, and the body; Professionalism and professional cultures; History of ethics and value issues in medicine;Film and the mediation of professional and popular cultures734.647.4876 / mpernick@umich.edu

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  Leslie Pincus

  Associate Professor
  Interim Director, Center for Japanese Studies 1707 Haven Hall

  Modern Japan; Cultural Studies; Aesthetics and nationalism734.764.6381 / lpincus@umich.edu

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  Brian Porter-Szücs

  Professor 1751 Haven Hall

  Roman catholicism; 19th and 20th century Poland734.764.6803 / baporter@umich.edu

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  Helmut Puff

  Professor

  German literature, culture, history of the 15th and 16th centuries; Reformation; northern Renaissance; gender studies; crime and society; humanism; materiality of textual transmission; history of printing734.647.0251 / puffh@umich.edu

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  Daniel Ramirez

  Assistant Professor 3658 Haven Hall

  American religious history; Immigration; Race and ethnicity; Mesooamerican/Latin; American/Afro-Latino and Asian American religions; Religious musics; Evangelicalisms; Church and state; Spanish Reformation734.615.6474 / dramire@umich.edu

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  Mrinalini Sinha

  Alice Freeman Palmer Professor of History 1743 Haven Hall

  South Asia; Colonialism and Imperialism; World and Global; Women's Studies734.615.3451 / sinha@umich.edu

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  Scott Spector

  Professor of History, German, Judaic Studies
  Chair, Germanic Languages and Literature 3106 Modern Languages Bldg.

  Modern Central European; cultural and intellectual; German-Jewish; history of sexuality734.764.8018 / spec@umich.edu

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  Thomas R. Trautmann

  Marshall Sahlins Collegiate Professor of History and Anthropology, Emeritus

  ttraut@umich.edu

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  Penny Von Eschen

  Professor of History and American Culture
  Associate Chair 2642 Haven Hall
  1029J Tisch

  Transnational cultural and political dynamics;Race, gender, and empire;Political culture of United States imperialism734.647.6157 / pmve@umich.edu

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