CHT Faculty

Angelika Bammer
Narrative and theories of representation, historical memory, nation and cultural identity, feminist and Marxist theory

Edna Bay
Trained as an interdisciplinary Africanist with a focus on projects in the cultural history of areas of West Africa

Kevin Corrigan
Classics, Philosophy, Religion, Patristics, Literature, Theory

Sander Gilman
History of Medicine, History of Psychiatry, Jewish Cultural Studies, Visual Studies, European Comparative Literary Studies, Cultural History

Elizabeth Goodstein
Literature and culture of modernity in France, Germany, and Austria; Theories of subjectivity, history, and temporality

Anna Grimshaw
Visual anthropology, documentary cinema, experimental ethnography

Ivan Karp
Anthropology and comparative culture studies, museums and cultural displays, African social organization, religion and systems of thought, culture and power, social and cultural theory

Howard Kushner
History of Medicine and Disease, Psychiatry and Neurology, and Addiction

Robert A. Paul
Psychological anthropology, comparative religion, myth and ritual, and the ethnography of Nepal, Tibet, the Himalayas, and South and Central Asia

Walter L. Reed
Currently working on a new book on concepts of personhood in the literature of the Romantic period, drawing on the early writings of Mikhail Bakhtin