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Lecturer of History, Literature, and the Arts
Bryan Vincent Knapp
Dr. Bryan V. Knapp was born in Mons, Belgium and raised in Heidelberg, Germany. He earned a BA with Honors in History at the University of California, Santa Barbara, a Masters in History at Washington University in St. Louis and a PhD in Modern U.S. and Global History at Brown University. He thinks and writes about the Humanity concept, political ecology, and social theory.
Degrees Awarded
Ph D, Brown University
MA, Washington University in St. Louis
BA, University of California
Ph D, Brown University
MA, Washington University in St. Louis
BA, University of California
Awards and Honors
W. M. Keck Foundation Fellow, 2015
Schlesinger Library Dissertation Grant, 2014
Dirksen Congressional Research Award, 2013
Steinhaus/Zisson Pembroke Center Research Grant, 2013
W. M. Keck Foundation Fellow, 2015
Schlesinger Library Dissertation Grant, 2014
Dirksen Congressional Research Award, 2013
Steinhaus/Zisson Pembroke Center Research Grant, 2013
Teaching Interests
America in a Global Perspective
US History from Colonies to the Present
Histories of Capitalism
Intellectual History
Social and Political Theory
American Constitutional and Legal History
Resources and Institutions
American and International Social Movements
Black Freedom Movement, Postcolonialism
Women and Gender, Sexuality, the Politics of Reproduction
Ecological and World Environmental History
Literature, Art and Social Change
Human Rights, Justice and Global Governance
World Histories
US History from Colonies to the Present
Histories of Capitalism
Intellectual History
Social and Political Theory
American Constitutional and Legal History
Resources and Institutions
American and International Social Movements
Black Freedom Movement, Postcolonialism
Women and Gender, Sexuality, the Politics of Reproduction
Ecological and World Environmental History
Literature, Art and Social Change
Human Rights, Justice and Global Governance
World Histories
America in a Global Perspective
US History from Colonies to the Present
Histories of Capitalism
Intellectual History
Social and Political Theory
American Constitutional and Legal History
Resources and Institutions
American and International Social Movements
Black Freedom Movement, Postcolonialism
Women and Gender, Sexuality, the Politics of Reproduction
Ecological and World Environmental History
Literature, Art and Social Change
Human Rights, Justice and Global Governance
World Histories
US History from Colonies to the Present
Histories of Capitalism
Intellectual History
Social and Political Theory
American Constitutional and Legal History
Resources and Institutions
American and International Social Movements
Black Freedom Movement, Postcolonialism
Women and Gender, Sexuality, the Politics of Reproduction
Ecological and World Environmental History
Literature, Art and Social Change
Human Rights, Justice and Global Governance
World Histories
Research Interests
Multinational Corporations, International Organizations and NGOs
World Health and Private Enterprise
Atomic Weapons and Struggles to "Save the World"
Environmental and Ecological Realities/Human Geography
World Health and Private Enterprise
Atomic Weapons and Struggles to "Save the World"
Environmental and Ecological Realities/Human Geography
Multinational Corporations, International Organizations and NGOs
World Health and Private Enterprise
Atomic Weapons and Struggles to "Save the World"
Environmental and Ecological Realities/Human Geography
World Health and Private Enterprise
Atomic Weapons and Struggles to "Save the World"
Environmental and Ecological Realities/Human Geography
Professional Memberships
American Historical Association
American Historical Association