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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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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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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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Professor
1672 Haven Hall
Balkan, Byzantine, Eastern Church History763.2231 / jvafine@umich.edu
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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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Professor Emeritus
968 Legal Research
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Professor
2767 Haven Hall
Colonial America; Early-Modern Britain and Empire; Business and Economic History; Atlantic History734.763.7589 / hancockd@umich.edu
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Associate Professor
2507 Haven Hall
Medieval and Renaissance; cultural, social, legal734.764.8547 / dohughes@umich.edu
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Professor
2521 Haven Hall
Early American, women and religion734.763.7858 / sjuster@umich.edu
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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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Professor
2725 Haven Hall
Early modern Britain; social cultural; mentalities734.763.0120 / mmacdon@umich.edu
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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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Associate Professor
2727 Haven Hall / 4403 MLB
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Professor
Director, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies
1719 Haven Hall
Premodern patterns of gender construction and representation; war and manhood; work and environment; reproduction and lineage; impurity and law; violence and heroism; samurai films734.647.7298 / tomitono@umich.edu