Over the course of the Fall 2013 semester, graduate students from Loyola’s Digital Humanities, History, and Public History Programs each reconstructed a segment of Loyola’s original library catalogue (c.1878) in an innovative virtual library system. Each has been asked to select a book from her or his segment to be displayed in the Summer 2014 exhibition at LUMA: Crossings and Dwellings: Restored Jesuits, Women Religious, American Experience: 1814-2014. At this final research symposium, students made short presentations and answered questions on the books and catalogue segments that they had researched.<\/p>\n
CLICK ON THE SESSION TITLE TO SEE A VIDEO OF THE PRESENTATIONS<\/strong><\/p>\n Opening Comments<\/strong><\/a> by Kyle Roberts, Assistant Professor of Public History and New Media, Loyola University Chicago<\/p>\n European Texts\/American Audiences I<\/strong><\/a> The Religious Lives of 19th Century American Catholics<\/strong><\/a> Jesuits and the Sciences<\/strong><\/a> Explorations<\/strong><\/a> European Texts\/American Audiences II<\/strong><\/a> Over the course of the Fall 2013 semester, graduate students from Loyola’s Digital Humanities, History, and Public History Programs each reconstructed a segment of Loyola’s original library catalogue (c.1878) in an innovative virtual library system. Each has been asked to … Continue reading
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\nCaitlin Pollock on Abailard et H\u00e9lo\u00efse: Essai Historique<\/em> (1853)<\/p>\n
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\nJoshua Wachuta on Louis Agassiz’s Methods of Study in Natural History<\/em> (1863)
\nAdam Widera on Cardinal Wiseman’s Science and Religion<\/em> (1876)<\/p>\n
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\nKim Connelly Hicks on James Hoban Jr’s Gems of Irish Eloquence, Wit and Anecdote<\/em> (1841)
\nMaureen Smith on John Patrick Prendergast’s The Cromwellian Settlement<\/em> (1868)
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