Past-President, Sixteenth-Century Society and Conference
Past-President, Renaissance Society of America
Clarence L. Ver Steeg Professor in the Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinoius
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Sara BT Thiel
9 years ago
Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts, University of Pittsburgh
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Kate Maxwell
9 years ago
Associate professor, University of Tromsø, Norway
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Regina Psaki
9 years ago
It's hard to see how one's actions look from the outside, but IMC's had a chance to see it. An active, inclusive, and effective response is needed.
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Kathryn Gerry
9 years ago
Assistant Professor of Art History, Memphis College of Art, Memphis TN USA
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Brooke Heidenreich Findley
9 years ago
Associate Professor of French, Penn State Altoona
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John Geck
9 years ago
Memorial University of Newfoundland
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Robert Stauffer
9 years ago
The more we make medieval and Renaissance studies for the elite only, the more damage we do to our world's understanding of history, art, science, language, and so forth. The more diverse we make our research and the more we welcome into this vast field of study, the better we will understand our world today.
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Sebastian Kleinschmidt
9 years ago
University of Freiburg, Germany
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James Lee
9 years ago
I stand shoulder to shoulder with all the comrades struggling to stamp out the ugly face of white supremacy from all society. We will not rest until fascists like Axel Muller have been liquidated!
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Bryan C Keene
9 years ago
Assistant Curator of Manuscripts
The J. Paul Getty Museum
Los Angeles, CA
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Carrie Griffin
9 years ago
Standing with my medievalist colleagues seems to be highly important right now. Well done to all those taking action and writing about these issues.
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Jenna Mead
9 years ago
Dr Jenna Mead
Senior Honorary Fellow
University of Western Australia
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Dean Irwin
9 years ago
Independent who works on medieval Anglo-Jewry.
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Sarah Higley
9 years ago
University of Rochester, NY, where I teach Northwestern and European Medieval Vernacular literature. It appears that ignorance and socio-political "deafness" can strike even well-meaning people seemingly educated in progressive agendas. This petition instructs them. And us. And for that I forgive Prof. Muller his tasteless joke. What happened in Charlottesville later on is a rude awakening to the voluntary socio-political deafness of not-so-well-meaning people who scoff at steps taken to end racism, bigotry, and misogyny. There are simply some ideologies that are better than others. Awareness, respect for, and inclusion of diverse groups has to occur on the micro-level and not just the macro. Thank you for circulating.
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Robert Briggs
9 years ago
So important that the IMC organisers engage with this letter in ways that bring about the maximum, not minimum amount of change
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Laura Varnam
9 years ago
Lecturer in Old and Middle English at University College, Oxford
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Naomi Howell
9 years ago
Let's raise awareness and support diversity
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Mike Mason
9 years ago
Isn't it interesting to see someone with a name like "Axel Mulller" trying to finish off the job his forefathers failed to do? After Charlottesville, the world should know that the only place that these Nazis will be allowed is in Hell!
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Andrea Di Carlo
9 years ago
Such an action is welcome to make sure everybody, even persons of colour, can have their own voice heard in academia.
Past-President, Sixteenth-Century Society and Conference Past-President, Renaissance Society of America Clarence L. Ver Steeg Professor in the Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinoius
Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts, University of Pittsburgh
Associate professor, University of Tromsø, Norway
It's hard to see how one's actions look from the outside, but IMC's had a chance to see it. An active, inclusive, and effective response is needed.
Assistant Professor of Art History, Memphis College of Art, Memphis TN USA
Associate Professor of French, Penn State Altoona
Memorial University of Newfoundland
The more we make medieval and Renaissance studies for the elite only, the more damage we do to our world's understanding of history, art, science, language, and so forth. The more diverse we make our research and the more we welcome into this vast field of study, the better we will understand our world today.
University of Freiburg, Germany
I stand shoulder to shoulder with all the comrades struggling to stamp out the ugly face of white supremacy from all society. We will not rest until fascists like Axel Muller have been liquidated!
Assistant Curator of Manuscripts The J. Paul Getty Museum Los Angeles, CA
Standing with my medievalist colleagues seems to be highly important right now. Well done to all those taking action and writing about these issues.
Dr Jenna Mead Senior Honorary Fellow University of Western Australia
Independent who works on medieval Anglo-Jewry.
University of Rochester, NY, where I teach Northwestern and European Medieval Vernacular literature. It appears that ignorance and socio-political "deafness" can strike even well-meaning people seemingly educated in progressive agendas. This petition instructs them. And us. And for that I forgive Prof. Muller his tasteless joke. What happened in Charlottesville later on is a rude awakening to the voluntary socio-political deafness of not-so-well-meaning people who scoff at steps taken to end racism, bigotry, and misogyny. There are simply some ideologies that are better than others. Awareness, respect for, and inclusion of diverse groups has to occur on the micro-level and not just the macro. Thank you for circulating.
So important that the IMC organisers engage with this letter in ways that bring about the maximum, not minimum amount of change
Lecturer in Old and Middle English at University College, Oxford
Let's raise awareness and support diversity
Isn't it interesting to see someone with a name like "Axel Mulller" trying to finish off the job his forefathers failed to do? After Charlottesville, the world should know that the only place that these Nazis will be allowed is in Hell!
Such an action is welcome to make sure everybody, even persons of colour, can have their own voice heard in academia.