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Tanya Hart |
Assistant Professor
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tanyah@ku.edu |
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Examination of cancer as metaphor and reality within medical, political and popular discourses during the early national and antebellum periods of the United States.
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| Comparative analysis of anti-syphilis neighborhood health programs among African American, British West Indian, and Southern Italian women and the anti-prostitution movement of the first quarter of the twentieth century in New York City |
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Women's studies, African American studies, public health and medicine in U.S. history, and migration studies, all with an overarching emphasis on identity formation. |
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| AMS 510 History of American Women--Colonial Times to 1870
AMS 550 Introduction to Current Issues and Research in American Studies
AMS 696 Studies in: _____ Identity &Health in US History
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Ph.D. Yale University |
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