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DESCRIPTION:The History Department's Future Professoriate Program&nbsp\;con
 ference explores lesser-known narratives and experiences that challenge bo
 undaries where subjects meet\, diverge and transform. These boundaries may
  be physical (global\, transnational\, diasporic) or social\, cultural\, o
 r ideological (social movement\, more-than-human studies\, race\, gender\,
  sexuality). We hope to highlight the narratives of those in liminal space
 s or historical margins and bring these ideas to the forefront.The keynote
  presentation will be from Mackenzie Cooley (Hamilton College)\, entitled 
 “Born and Branded: Race\, Nature\, and the Renaissance Dream of Control.”
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SUMMARY:17th Annual FPP Conference: Crossing Boundaries & Stories Unsung
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  Professoriate Program&nbsp\;<span style="background-color: rgba(0\, 0\, 0
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 lor: auto\; white-space: inherit">conference explores lesser-known narrati
 ves and experiences that challenge boundaries where subjects meet\, diverg
 e and transform. These boundaries may be physical (global\, transnational\
 , diasporic) or social\, cultural\, or ideological (social movement\, more
 -than-human studies\, race\, gender\, sexuality). We hope to highlight the
  narratives of those in liminal spaces or historical margins and bring the
 se ideas to the forefront.</span></p><p>The keynote presentation will be f
 rom Mackenzie Cooley (Hamilton College)\, entitled “Born and Branded: Race
 \, Nature\, and the Renaissance Dream of Control.”</p>
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