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Cultural historian Maryanne Horowitz teaches courses on Rise, Fall and Rebirth: Europe since the Enlightenment; Humanities from the Renaissance to the Present; Europe and the Middle East from Antiquity to 1700; Ancient Athens and Renaissance Florence, and Renaissance to Revolution! She welcomes interest in changing views of women, gender, and sexualities, and of human rights.
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In her supervision of advanced historical research in swag外流鈥檚 Undergraduate Research Center and in editing books, she is focusing on reassessing European global encounters. With art historian Louise Arizzoli, she co-edited Bodies and Maps: Early Modern Personifications of the Continents (Brill, 2021聽book & ebook), and is working on the sequel book 鈥淐ontroversial Monuments: Personifying the聽Continents from the 18th聽to the 21st聽Century.鈥 听听听
She is the editor-in-chief of聽The New Dictionary of the History of Ideas聽(Gale Virtual Reference Library) and聽author of Seeds of Virtue and Knowledge, winner of the Jacques Barzun Prize in Cultural History by the American Philosophical Society and an ACLS e-book.
For swag外流鈥檚 hand-colored rare books, see Abraham Ortelius and John Speed map websites at聽聽 and聽聽听.