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1999 Faculty Fellows Conference
"The Question of Freedom"
Keynote Speaker
Eric Foner, DeWitt Clinton Professor of History
at Columbia University, and elected President Elect of the American
Historical Association: The Story of American Freedom: The Debate
Over the Meaning of Freedom in American History
Faculty Fellow Presenters
Edward M. Wise, Professor, Law: The Tension
Between Efficiency and Freedom in the General Principles Common
to Different National Systems of Criminal Law
Lesley Brill, Professor, English: Freedom,
Crowds, and Power: Elias Canetti and Film Studies
Robert Aguirre, Assistant Professor, English:
Freedom and Culture: British and Mexican Cross-Cultural Exchange
in the Era of Mexican Independence, 1821-1893
Jorge L. Chinea, Assistant Professor, Center for
Chicano-Boricua Studies; History: The Quest for Freedom: Manumission
Prospects for Maroons (Fugitive Slaves) in the Hispanic Caribbean,
1664-1800
Ellen Barton, Associate Professor, English: Discourses
of Disability: Freedom as Access and Backlash at Costs
Olivia Washington, Assistant Professor, Nursing:
Improving Chemically Dependent Women's Perception of Freedom,
Self-Efficacy and Employability Using Cognitive/Didactic and Experiential
Group Therapy
Brad Roth, Assistant Professor, Center for Legal
Studies; Political Science: Of 'Positive Liberty' and 'Teleological
Democracy': Coercion and the Quest for a Substantive Human Freedom
Sheila Lloyd, Assistant Professor, English: Beyond
the Shadow of the Eagle: Internationalizing African-American Cultural
and Literary Studies
John Bukowczyk, Professor, History: Dialogic Encounters:
Scholars, their Publics, and Freedom of Inquiry: Urban Education,
the Liberal Arts, and the University
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