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:: Anthropology
Ruth Behar Professor Anthropology 101 West Hall – 1092 763-2047	Peasant society, religion, gender; historical anthropology; feminist ethnography, Spain, Cuba, Mexico.
Bruce Mannheim Professor Anthropology 101 West Hall – 1092 763-5164	Linguistic anthropology; the politics of language use; social theory; poetics and narrative; historical ethnography; Andean South America; the politics of language use; social theory; poetics and narrative.
Joyce Marcus Professor Anthropology 101 West Hall – 1092 763-5164	Ethno-history; ancient writing systems; early complex societies; Mexico, Central America, South America; Mayan, Zapotec, and Andean civilizations from 300-1600 AD.
Jeffrey Parsons Professor Anthropology 4041 Museums – 1079 764-7571	Preindustrial-complex societies; cultural evolution; settlement patterns; ethno-historical-ethnographic-archaeological interfaces; Mesoamerica; Central Andes.
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:: Architecture & Urban Planning
Lydia Soo Associate Professor Architecture & Urban Planning 3124 Art & Arch – 2069 936-0208	History of Renaissance and baroque architecture; history of architectural theory; history of seventeenth-century science.
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:: Asian Languages & Cultures
William Baxter III Associate Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Street Suite 6111 - 1608 734-763-3704	History of the Chinese language from the Zhou dynasty (c. 1000 BC) to the present; history of Chinese dialects; non-Chinese languages of China; methodology of historical linguistics; semantic theory; history of linguistics.
Miranda Brown Assistant Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Building - 1608 734-615-7036	Premodern China, especially early imperial political culture, the history of the family, and the history and historiography of Chinese science.
Madhav Deshpande Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Building - 1608 734-647-2159	Sanskrit; Hinduism; the linguistic history and the development of linguistic theory in India; cultural, social, and religious history.
Shuen-fu Lin Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 S Thayer Suite 6111 – 1285 647-2093	Chinese poetry of the middle periods, especially shi and ci poetry; literary theory; early Daoist philosophical literature; the literature of the Song period (960-1279).
Donald Lopez Arthur E. Link Distinguished University Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Building - 1608 734-615-1331	Late Indian Mahayana Buddhism; Tibetan Buddhism.
Esperanza Ramirez-Christensen Professor and Director of Language Studies Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Building - 1608 734-647-2092	Medieval Japanese renga (linked verse); Buddhism and medieval Japanese aesthetics; Heian women’s writing and self-representation; Western theory; Japanese literature; theories and problems of translation.
David Rolston Associate Professor Asian Languages & Cultures 202 South Thayer Building Suite 6111 734-647-2097	Chinese Middle Ages; premodern drama and fiction.
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:: Classical Studies
H Cameron Professor Classical Studies 2176 Angell Hall – 1003 764-7505	Greek drama; linguistics; Greek orators; Platinus.
Basil Dufallo Assistant Professor Classical Studies 2031 Tisch Hall Ann Arbor, MI. 48109-1003 734.764.0360	Classical Latin literature; critical/cultural theory; ancient rhetoric; and the classical tradition.
Benjamin Fortson Assistant Professor Classical Studies 2160 Angell Hall – 1003 764-0360	Indo-European comparative philology, history of Greek and Latin, historical linguistics, lexicography.
Traianos Gagos Associate Professor Classical Studies 2160 Angell Hall – 1003 647-3290	Greek papyrology and palaeography; social, economic, and cultural history of the Graeco-Roman and late antique Egypt and Near East; papyrology and archaeology; computer technology and the study of the ancient world.
Sharon Herbert Professor Classical Studies 2160 Angell Hall – 1003 764-0362	Greek Archaeology; vase painting; Hellenistic Near East.
Ruth Scodel Professor Classical Studies 2123 Angell Hall -- 1003 764-1197	Classical traditions and early modern dance.
Robert Wallin Lecturer Classical Studies 2160 Angell Hall – 1003 764-0360	Great Books from the ancient to the modern world; Vergil and Vergilian influence; Latin.
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:: Classical Studies, Comp Lit
Basil Dufallo Assistant Professor Classical Studies, Comp Lit 2031 Tisch Hall Ann Arbor, MI. 48109-1003 734.764.0360	Classical Latin literature; critical/cultural theory; ancient rhetoric; and the classical tradition.
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:: English
Sunil Agnani Assistant Professor English 4204 Angell Hall -- 1003 764-3306	Eighteenth-Century Moral and Political Prose, European Enlightenment, Edmund Burke, Denis Diderot, Contemporary Postcolonial Literature, Literary Theory, Literature of Empire & Decolonization.
Anne Curzan Associate Professor English 3020 Tisch – 1003 936-2881	History of the English language, historical sociolinguistics, Old and Middle English language and literature, language and gender, lexicography, pedagogy.
Lincoln Faller Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 647-7477	English literature, 1600-1800; Defoe; mythology of crime, 1600 to present; the rise of the novel; literature, culture, and history of the American Southwest; Native American literature; literature of travel and exploration, especially eighteenth-century.
Linda Gregerson Professor English 3026 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6369	Early modern English drama, lyric and narrative poetry; Reformation nationalism; subject formation; colonialism; conversion.
Barbara Hodgdon Adjunct Professor English 3163 Angell Hall 424-2597 (H)	Renaissance drama.
William Ingram Professor Emeritus English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 647-6762	The history of the early modern stage in its economic and social contexts; the history of the early modern city of London; palaeography.
Katherine Mary Frances McSparran Associate Professor Emerita English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Middle English language and texts; manuscripts and codicology; editing; dialectology.
Steven Mullaney Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Early modern drama and its relationship to cultural and social dynamics of the period; New World exploration and colonization; Reformation history and religious identities; history of emotions in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe.
Susan Parrish Assistant Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Colonial American literatures, 1500-1800; history of science; nature writing; gift and epistolary theory; gender; ecocriticism.
Adela Pinch Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Nineteenth-century British literature; romanticism; eighteenth-century British literature; lyric poetry; the novel; women’s studies; feminist criticism.
David Porter Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 734.764.6330	Eighteenth-century studies; early modern travel literature; aesthetics; literature of East-West encounters; material culture.
Catherine Sanok Assistant Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Middle English literature; women’s textual traditions hagiography; religious narrative; fifteenth-century literature and culture.
Michael Schoenfeldt Professor English Office of the Dean, LSA 6525 Haven Hall – 1045 647-2115	Early modern English literature; early modern history; courtesy literature; history of medicine; religious literature.
Macklin Smith Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Chaucer and Langland; fourteenth-century religious verse; poetics; the history of poetry to the present; the alliterative long line in Piers Plowman.
Karla Taylor Associate Professor English 3220 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6363	Medieval literature, especially English and Italian; narrative; linguistics and literature.
Theresa Tinkle Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Medieval literature, especially from the twelfth-century Renaissance and late fourteenth-century England; Christian representations of Judaism; histories of sexuality; women writers and feminist theory; manuscript studies.
Thomas Toon Associate Professor English 3178 Angell Hall – 1003 764-6330	Language variation and socio-historical linguistics, especially the influences of literacy on processes of language change; Old English, early Middle English; early English palaeography and manuscript studies; regional and social dialectology.
Valerie Traub Professor English 1122 Lane Hall -- 1290 763-2047	Early modern English literature, with an emphasis on gender and sexuality; Shakespeare; early modern drama; cartography; gender studies.
Douglas Trevor Associate Professor English 3056 Tisch Hall -- 1003 764-6379	16th and 17th century English literature, especially Spenser, Shakespeare, and Milton; the history of the passions; religion and gender studies.
Ralph Williams Professor English 3187 Angell Hall -- 1003 764-6330	History of literary theory, especially biblical interpretation; relations between painting and literature, espcially the paintings of the Italian Middle Ages and Renaissance; Shakespeare; Dante; Primo Levi.
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:: Gemanic Languages
Vanessa Agnew Assistant Professor Gemanic Languages 3136 MLB – 1275 647-7466	Eighteenth and nineteenth-century travel writing; postcolonial theory; intersections between music, natural history and exploration; missionization and colonialization. Teaching interests include German opera and writings about music.
Antonius Broos Lecturer Gemanic Languages 3418 MLB – 1275 764-5370	Dutch literature with emphasis on the eighteenth century and the connection with art history.
Robert Kyes Professor Gemanic Languages 3144 MLB – 1275 764-8018	Comparative German linguistics; history of German, of Dutch, medieval German dialects (Gothic, Old Saxon, Old High German, Old Dutch, Old Norse); German grammars and grammarians of the early modern period; attitudes toward languages/dialects.
Helmut Puff Associate Professor Gemanic Languages 3142 MLB – 1275 647-0251	Medieval and early modern Europe, especially German literature, culture, and history of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries; Reformation; northern Renaissance; history of sexuality; humanism; cultural studies; crime and society; textual transmission.
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:: History
Chun-Shu Chang Professor History 1757 Haven Hall -- 1003 763-2294	History and civilization of China, 1600 B.C.-A.D. 1800: politics, culture, intellectual history; Chinese language (oracle bone and shell inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, Ch’in-Han bamboo and wooden documents).
David Cohen Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 764-2559	Pre-colonial and twentieth-century African, eastern and southern Africa; historical anthropology; the production of history.
Christian de Pee Assistant Professor History 1632 Haven Hall 763-6968	Tang-Song-Yuan China, representations of imperial power, text and writing, archaeology.
Hussein Fancy Assistant Professor History 2642 Haven -- 1003 647-5409	Interactions among Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Mediterranean during the twelfth to fourteenth centuries.
John Fine Professor History 1029 Tisch -- 1003 763-2231	Medieval Balkans; Byzantine history, church history, with emphasis on the Eastern Church.
Myron Gutmann Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 615-8400	Historical demography of Europe and America; early modern Europe; population and environment; environmental history.
David Hancock Associate Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-6305	Seventeenth and eighteenth-century American, British, and Portuguese history; Atlantic history, 1491-1815; business, economic and political history; regionalization and globalization; Caribbean slavery.
Diane Hughes Associate Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 764-8547	Medieval and early modern history with a focus on social representation and visual culture; mapping; costume; Mediterranean cultural diplomacy.
Carol Karlsen Associate Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-4884	American women; early American society and culture.
Valerie Kivelson Associate Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-2049	Medieval and early modern Russia; history of cartography; comparative witchcraft, religion, politics and culture.
Victor Lieberman Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-4771	Political, economic, and cultural change in mainland Southeast Asia, c. 800-1850, with emphasis on Eurasian comparisons in this same period.
Rudi Lindner Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-2290	Comparative medieval history.
Michael MacDonald Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-0120	Social and cultural history of early modern England; popular beliefs; magic, science, and religion; health and healing; folk psychology; history of dreams in England, 1500-1835; all aspects of British history from the late Middle Ages until around 1800.
Jonathan Marwil Lecturer History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-5418	How the past is remembered and represented; seventeenth-century England; literature of war.
Farina Mir Assistant Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-5416	Pre-colonial and early modern Indian history. Mughal India and the history of Islam in South Asia, eighth to the eighteenth centuries.
Rachel Neis Assistant Professor History	Jewish History (particularly late antique), Palestinian and Babylonian Rabbinic Culture, Religion and Mysticism, Law in the Ancient World, Vision and Visuality.
Carroll Smith-Rosenberg Professor History 1029 Tisch Hall -- 1003 763-1460	Women's history; history of sexuality; early America.
Paolo Squatriti Associate Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-4897	Early medieval Europe; the Mediterranean; environmental history; technology.
Hitomi Tonomura Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-7298	History, society, and cultures of premodern Japan from earliest times through the eighteenth century; sexuality; the body; birth-giving; gender relations; masculinity; property relations; autobiography.
Thomas Trautmann Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 647-4899	Ancient India; kinship; history of anthropology.
Raymond Van Dam Professor History 1029 Tisch – 1003 763-1193	Social and cultural history, Roman Empire and later; Roman Empire; early Christianity and patristics; early medieval and early Byzantine studies.
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:: History of Art
Celeste Brusati Professor History of Art 170A Tappan Hall 734.764.5407	Sixteenth and seventeenth Netherlandish art and art literature; early modern ideologies of art and gender; self-imagery; pictorial print culture; still life; trompe l’oeil; technologies of vision.
Alexandra Gajewski Visiting Assistant Professor History of Art 110 Tappan -- 1357	Romanesque and Gothic architecture from the 12th to 14th centuries and, in particular, on north-eastern France. Her interests include the monastic orders of the Middle Ages and questions of patronage, ideology, and cultural geography of medieval France.
Elaine Gazda Professor History of Art 150F Tappan Hall and the Kelsey Museum 734.647.3085	Roman sculpture; the art of late antiquity and of Graeco-Roman Egypt; Roman architecture and building technology; Etruscan art; the impact of the classical tradition in the West.
Megan Holmes Associate Professor History of Art 170E Tappan Hall 734.763.0517	Italian Renaissance social and cultural history, monasticism and the arts, sacred images in the Renaissance.
Martin Powers Professor History of Art 120A Tappan Hall 734.764.5402	Social history of art in classical and medieval China; word/ text issues; cultural dialogue between Europe and China in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries; the politics of cultural representation in contemporary scholarship.
Elizabeth Sears Professor History of Art 150E Tappan Hall 734.763.6110	European representational arts of the High and Later Middle Ages, with special focus on manuscript illumination, religious and secular iconography and historiography.
Patricia Simons Associate Professor History of Art 170B Tappan Hall 734.763.5073	Art of Renaissance Italy with special focus on the representation of sexuality and gender; gender and sexuality, especially between women; history of medicine; Renaissance and baroque art.
Anna Sloan Assistant Professor History of Art	Medieval Indian architecture and epigraphy, contemporary Pakistani painting and mixed media.
Achim Timmermann Assistant Professor History of Art 110 Tappan Hall 1357 734.763.6112	Medieval art and architecture.
Thomas Willette Assistant Professor History of Art 10A Tappan Hall 734.936.0285	Cultural and political history of early modern and modern Italy, especially Naples; the production and reception of visual art in Italy c. 1400-1750; European art-historiography and national identity c. 1450-1900; life writing and self-portraiture.
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:: Law
Bruce Frier Professor Law 535 Legal Research 936-3022	Roman social and legal history.
Thomas Green Professor Law 342 Hutchins – 1215 764-1475	Medieval history; English and American legal history.
Madeline Kochen Assistant Professor Law	Property, theories of justice and obligation, Talmudic law, and constitutional law.
William Miller Professor Law 411 Hutchins Hall – 1215 763-9014	Icelandic sagas; emotions, particularly those that deal with self-attention and status determination.
James White Professor Law 332 Hutchins Hall – 1215 936-2989	Main interest is in the understanding of important works in literature, philosophy and law, ranging from ancient Athens to the contemporary legal milieu; Shakespeare; Hooker; George Herbert.
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:: Museum of Anthropology
Carla Sinopoli Professor Museum of Anthropology 4030 Museums 764-0484	Archaeology of South India; Vijayanagara Empire (fourteenth to seventeenth centuries); political economy and craft production.
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:: Museum of Art
James Steward Professor Museum of Art ('Til 2008)Rackham Building, Suite 0540 764-0395	Late seventeenth and eighteenth-century art of England, France, and Italy, especially in relation to issues of domesticity, gender roles, identity, and questions of patronage; genre painting; subject pictures and related media.
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:: Music
James Borders Professor Music 604 Burton Tower – 1270 936-2189	Medieval music and Christian liturgy.
David Crawford Professor Emeritus Music 1204 Iroquois Ann Arbor, MI 48104 663-3814	Renaissance sacred music; online database of information on more than 13,000 worship books printed before 1601.
Stefano Mengozzi Assistant Professor Music 702 Burton Tower – 1270 647-1890	Renaissance music and culture.
Louise Stein Professor Music 3229 Moore – 2085 764-6511	Early modern music, theater and society; sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth-century music, theater and opera; Latin American colonial music and literature; Spanish music and culture; baroque music; Renaissance music.
Steven Whiting Professor and Associate Dean Music 220 Stearns Building -- 2075 764-2504	Eighteenth-century music and the history of musical theater.
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:: Near Eastern Studies
Kathryn Babayan Associate Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Early modern cultural history of Central and Eastern Islamdom (Iran, Iraq, Anatolia, Syria); heresy; gender; conversion.
Gabriele Boccaccini Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Second Temple Judaism and Christian origins, sixth century BDC to third century CE; history and theology of Jewish-Christian relations from ancient times to the present.
Michael Bonner Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Poverty and charity in the Islamic Middle East, especially c. 600-1100; focusing on Arabia at the rise of Islam, c. 550-750; redistributive practices in Arabia; GIS mapping of markets, trade routes, etc, for pre-Islamic and early-Islamic Arabia.
Yaron Eliav Associate Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 647-4638	Rabbinic literature; history of Judaism during the Roman and Byzantine periods; Jewish-Christian relations in late antiquity.
Elliot Ginsburg Associate Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Jewish mysticism, ritual studies; emotions and the senses; Hasidism; medieval and modern Jewish thought; notions of time and sacred time; cross-traditionary examples of contemplative studies.
Gottfried Hagen Associate Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 763-1596	Ottoman historical, political and geographical writings; the history of Islam and Muslim religiosity in the Ottoman Realm; pre-nineteenth century Ottoman history; Ottoman Turkish language, Turkish history.
Sherman Jackson Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 763-4671	Islamic law and culture.
Alexander Knysh Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Social and religious history of South Arabia with special reference to the Cult of Saints; local manuscript tradition; transmission of knowledge; teaching institutions; social stratification; tribal organization.
Terry Wilfong Associate Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 764-0314	Social history of ancient and late antique Egypt.
Gernot Windfuhr Professor Near Eastern Studies 202 South Thayer Street Suite 4012 -- 1608 647-0096	Persian language, linguistics, literature, culture; Iranian linguistics and dialectology; Near Eastern linguistics; pre-Islamic Iranian languages and religions; Zoroastrianism.
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:: Philosophy
Edwin Curley James B. and Grace J. Nelson Professor Philosophy 2231 Angell Hall 734-764-6285	Mainly seventeenth-century philosophy: Descartes, Hobbes and Spinoza; sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; early modern philosophy; British empiricism, focusing mainly on Lock, Hume, and Rousseau, but also Berkeley, Voltaire, Diderot, and Montesquieu.
Edwin Curley James B. and Grace J. Nelson Professor Philosophy 2231 Angell Hall 734-764-6285	On leave 08-09. Seventeenth-century philosophy: Descartes, Hobbes and Spinoza; sixteenth and seventeenth c.; early modern philosophy; British empiricism, focusing mainly on Lock, Hume, and Rousseau, but also Berkeley, Voltaire, Diderot, and Montesquieu.
Stephen Darwall John Dewey Distinguished University Professor Philosophy 2227 Angell 734-764-6285	Moral and political philosophy; history of ethics; moral psychology and theory and the history of these subjects, primarily in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Louis Loeb Professor Philosophy 2243 Angell 734-764-6285	History of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century European philosophy, especially Descartes and Hume.
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:: Political Science
Arlene Saxonhouse Professor Political Science 7772 Haven – 1003 764-6389	Early modern political thought, especially Machiavelli and Thomas Hobbes; ancient political thought; women in the history of political thought.
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:: Residential College
Cynthia Sowers Lecturer Residential College 107 Tyler, East Quad – 1245 647-4348	Literature and visual arts of Late Antiquity and the early medieval period.
Martin Walsh Lecturer Residential College 112 Tyler, East Quad – 1245 647-4353	Medieval drama; medieval and early modern popular culture, particularly festivals; cult of the Saints.
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:: Romance Languages
Catherine Brown Associate Professor Romance Languages 4002 MLB – 1275 734.647.2680	Medieval literature; literary theory; comparative literature.
Frank Casa Professor Romance Languages 4214 MLB – 1275 764-1163	Golden Age Spanish literature, in particular the theater of the period, focusing on the cultural and historical aspects of the work and the literary tradition that informs these; twentieth-century Spanish theater and Spanish culture.
Alison Cornish Associate Professor Romance Languages 4108 MLB – 1275 764-4382 / 764-5344	Medieval and renaissance Italian literature, especially Dante and his contemporaries.
Ivonne Del Valle Assistant Professor Romance Languages 4130 MLB 1275 764-4383	Specializes in the literature, history, and culture of the Colonial period, especially in Mexico and Peru; uses a transatlantic scope to review the texts of the period.
Steven Dworkin Professor Romance Languages 4108 MLB – 1275 764-5344 / 764-4381	History of the Romance languages, especially Spanish in the medieval and early modern periods.
Enrique Garcia Santo-Tomas Associate Professor Romance Languages 4132 MLB – 1275 647-2333	Early modern Spain, sixteenth to seventeenth centuries.
George Hoffmann Associate Professor Romance Languages 4126 MLB – 1275 647-2329	How historical contexts shape literary experience; how struggles with doubt in the Renaissance formed personal religious culture; how suspension of disbelief in the practice of faith contributed to how literature was read and written.
Katherine Ibbett Assistant Professor Romance Languages 4108 MLB – 1275 647-2351	Seventeenth-century French literature: theater, dramatic theory, political writing, the politics of style.
Peggy McCracken Professor Romance Languages 4108 MLB – 1275 764-5344	Medieval literature, especially French; gender and sexuality studies; blood, gender, and medieval literature.
Ryan Szpiech Assistant Professor Romance Languages 4104 MLB - 1275 647-2334	Cultures and literatures of medieval Iberia, focusing especially on cultural interaction, exchange, and conflict. My interests converge around the concept of translation (of languages, alphabets, styles, beliefs, identities, and ideas).
Gustavo Verdesio Associate Professor Romance Languages 4108 MLB – 1275 734-764-5344	Colonial Latin American Studies; the comment of the encounter; the first half of the sixteenth century; Pre-Columbian cultures; the conquest and colonization of the Americas.
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:: Slavic Languages
Andreas Schonle Associate Professor Slavic Languages 3040 MBL – 1275 764-5355	Eighteenth and nineteenth-century Russian literature; Russian literary theory.
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:: Sociology
Fatma Gocek Associate Professor Sociology 1225 South University -- 2590 647-4228	Eighteenth century Ottoman Empire; social change in Middle Eastern history; issues of ethnicity and gender; social theories tested in non-Western contexts.
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:: Women’s Studies
Dena Goodman Professor Women’s Studies 2144 Lane Hall - 1290 647-0771	Intellectual history of early modern France, especially the eighteenth century and enlightenment.