Ransom Center Magazine

Marissa Kessenich

“My mind was blown, and so it began.” New curator of early books and manuscripts is former network and systems engineer

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Aaron T. Pratt has joined the Ransom Center as our new Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Curator of Early Books and Manuscripts. [Read more…] about “My mind was blown, and so it began.” New curator of early books and manuscripts is former network and systems engineer

“Greeneland” in the real world: a fellow’s use of the Graham Greene collection 

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Maurice Walsh (Brunel University London) discusses his research interests in advance of his visit to the Ransom Center.

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Tracing parallels of American liberalism in Cold War South Korea

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Ilnyun Kim (The Ohio State University) discusses his research interests in advance of his visit to the Ransom Center.

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Fellow investigates David Douglas Duncan’s contributions to the visual economy of the Korean War

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Jeehyun Lim (Denison University) discusses her research interests in advance of her visit to the Ransom Center.

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Photography as a tool of the Portuguese Empire in Africa

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Inês Vieira Gomes (University of Lisbon) discusses her research interests in advance of her visit to the Ransom Center.

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Scholar finds Adolfo Betti collection relating to The Flonzaley Quartet music to his ears

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Antonio Baldassarre (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts) discusses his research interests in advance of his visit to the Ransom Center.

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