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Working Papers in the Humanities
 
The Humanities Research Group (HRG) has been publishing this series of Working Papers in the Humanities since 1993. A glance at the titles that have appeared in this series provides a summary of some of the most important and interesting issues to have occupied society in the past two decades, from questions of human sexuality to food, cookery, and culture.
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  • Making of Memory by Lorenzo Buj, Jeffrey Olick, and Morris Moscovitch

    Making of Memory

    Lorenzo Buj, Jeffrey Olick, and Morris Moscovitch

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 14

  • Ritual Economies by Lorenzo Buj, Ronald Grimes, Penne Restad, Richard Cavell, and William Doty

    Ritual Economies

    Lorenzo Buj, Ronald Grimes, Penne Restad, Richard Cavell, and William Doty

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 13

  • The garden : myth, meaning and metaphor by Brian John Day, Jon Lovett-Doust, Brigitte Weltman-Aron, D. Fairchild Ruggles, Edwinna von Baeyer, and Mark Laird

    The garden : myth, meaning and metaphor

    Brian John Day, Jon Lovett-Doust, Brigitte Weltman-Aron, D. Fairchild Ruggles, Edwinna von Baeyer, and Mark Laird

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 12

  • Le passage du Détroit : 300 ans de présence francophone = Passages : three centuries of francophone presence at le Détroit by Ross Paul, Marcel Bénéteau, Ken Landry, Andre Lapierre, Michel Gaulin, Karen Marrero, Lina Gouger, Jean Lamarre, Marthe Faribault, Peter Halford, Pierre Rezeau, Robert Vézina, Marcel Bénéteau, Dennis Au, Jean-Pierre Pichette, Jean Du Berger, Jay Gitlin, Gaétan Gervais, Fernand Ouellet, Jack Cecillon, Yves Frenette, Roger Lozon, and Brian Tanguay

    Le passage du Détroit : 300 ans de présence francophone = Passages : three centuries of francophone presence at le Détroit

    Ross Paul, Marcel Bénéteau, Ken Landry, Andre Lapierre, Michel Gaulin, Karen Marrero, Lina Gouger, Jean Lamarre, Marthe Faribault, Peter Halford, Pierre Rezeau, Robert Vézina, Marcel Bénéteau, Dennis Au, Jean-Pierre Pichette, Jean Du Berger, Jay Gitlin, Gaétan Gervais, Fernand Ouellet, Jack Cecillon, Yves Frenette, Roger Lozon, and Brian Tanguay

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 11

  • Urban places, urban pleasures: the cultural use of civic space by Alan Sears, Lois Smedick, Peter Baldwin, David Higgs, and Barrie Ratcliffe

    Urban places, urban pleasures: the cultural use of civic space

    Alan Sears, Lois Smedick, Peter Baldwin, David Higgs, and Barrie Ratcliffe

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 10

  • Mappa mundi : mapping culture, mapping the world by Jacqueline Murray, James W. Flanagan, James Raven, and Kirsty Duncan

    Mappa mundi : mapping culture, mapping the world

    Jacqueline Murray, James W. Flanagan, James Raven, and Kirsty Duncan

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 9

  • Dimensions of Time by Jacqeline Murray, Maureen Muldoon, Wesley Stevens, Norman Ramsey, Elizabeth Grosz, and Stephen Bertman

    Dimensions of Time

    Jacqeline Murray, Maureen Muldoon, Wesley Stevens, Norman Ramsey, Elizabeth Grosz, and Stephen Bertman

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 8

    Time: whether we’ve too much time on our hands or no time to stop and think, whether time flies or marches slowly, whether we are clock watchers or don’t own a watch, perennially late or inevitably early, the nature of time preoccupies us all. It is fitting, then, that this volume, the last to appear in the century beginning with “nineteen,” should take as its theme “Dimensions of Time.” This volume, as have all in the series, examines a topic of contemporary interest from a variety of historical and disciplinary perspectives.

  • Food, cookery and culture by Leslie Howsam, Barbara Wheaton, Ester Reiter, and Barbara Haber

    Food, cookery and culture

    Leslie Howsam, Barbara Wheaton, Ester Reiter, and Barbara Haber

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 7

    We live in a culture of food. Everyone eats: but what we eat, where and how we eat, and with home we eat: these are matters of culture. The essays that make up this volume introduce us to the complexity and richness of the scholarship associated with the preparation, distribution and consumption of food, and the parallel study of food construed as cultural form and cultural practice, now and in the past.

  • The Humanities and the Future of the University by Jacqueline Murray and Meagan Pufahl

    The Humanities and the Future of the University

    Jacqueline Murray and Meagan Pufahl

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 6

  • Expanding health care perspectives: policy making towards the year 2000 by Mary Louise Drake, Jacqueline Murray, Maureen Muldoon, Anne Forrest, and Alan Sears

    Expanding health care perspectives: policy making towards the year 2000

    Mary Louise Drake, Jacqueline Murray, Maureen Muldoon, Anne Forrest, and Alan Sears

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 5

    Proceedings of the workshop held at the Humanities Research Group, University of Windsor, March 31, 1995

  • Public and private by David Klinck

    Public and private

    David Klinck

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 4

    Lectures given 1994-95 as part of the Distinguished Speaker Series "Public and private", sponsored by the Humanities Research Group.

  • With a song in her heart : a celebration of Canadian women composers by Janice Drakich, Edward Kovarik, and Ramona Lumpkin

    With a song in her heart : a celebration of Canadian women composers

    Janice Drakich, Edward Kovarik, and Ramona Lumpkin

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 3

    Proceedings of the conference held at the University of Windsor, March 11-12, 1994.

  • Technology and Culture by Jacqueline Murray

    Technology and Culture

    Jacqueline Murray

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 2

  • Constructing Sexualities by Jacqueline Murray

    Constructing Sexualities

    Jacqueline Murray

    Humanities Research Group Working Papers 1

    Lectures given 1992-1993 as part of the Distinguished speaker series "Constructing sexualities" sponsored by the Humanities Research Group, University of Windsor.

 
 
 

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