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Antoinette M Burton

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

Antoinette M Burton is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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Antoinette M Burton

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history global history colonialism cultural history empire postcolonial writing social history post-colonial criticism international history transnational history anti-imperialism gender studies interdisciplinary history feminist theory political history civilizations african american studies feminist studies historical review cultural studies settler colonialism indigenous studies feminist perspectives decoloniality ethnic studies south asian culture indigenous peoples english culture feminist research race southern african studies african identity african studies black experience african diaspora historical reassessment historical scholarship feminist identity nineteenth century cultural change heritage studies black feminism white supremacy contemporary racism historical transition gender theory feminist criminology anthropological archaeology paleopathology geopolitics social transformation world-systems theory historical archaeology historical reconstruction hauntology archaeological record sexology human sexuality race relations afrocentricity market institutions white woman anil ’ south african gandhi cheyenne man empire ’ chinese workers nineteenth-century contexts imperial sociology webbed connectivities racial equality global colour line white men world system earth mourns south africa anthropology embodied experience

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Beyond the Big Tent: Recontextualizing Settler Colonial Studies. Settler Colonial Studies (2024)

Antoinette Burton

humanitiesdecolonialityindigenous studiesbig tentcolonialismpostcolonial writingdialectic logicsglobal historysettler colonialismanthropologysettler colonial studiescultural studies

Holding Space in Colonial Settler Histories: Book Forum on Alaina E. Roberts’ I’ve Been Here All the While: Black Freedom on Native Land (2021). Settler Colonial Studies (2024)

Antoinette Burton

historybook forumcolonial settler historiesindigenous studiesindigenous movementscolonialismsocial historyamerican studiespostcolonial writingindigenous peoplessettler colonialismblack freedomafrican american studiescultural history

Dockside Reading: Hydrocolonialism and the Custom House. Cultural and Social History (2023)

Antoinette Burton

historyfeminist theoryfeminist studiesdockside readingpost-colonial criticismcolonialismsocial historypostcolonial writingfeminist perspectivescustom houseglobal historygender studiesimage size additionalcultural history

Webbed Connectivities: The Imperial Sociology of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality. Nineteenth Century Contexts (2023)

Antoinette Burton

gendered sexualityimperial sociologysexual orientationsex rolessociologysex researchsexologysocial sciencesgender studieshomosexualitygender theorygender identitysexual behaviorhuman sexualitywebbed connectivitiesnineteenth-century contextsfeminist theory

Book Review. French Politics Culture & Society (2022)

Margaret AndersenPatricia M. E. LorcinEmily Lord FranseeAntoinette Burton

feminist studiesfeminist identityreproductive citizensfrench historywomen's rightsfeminist researchfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfrenchcitizenshipmodern francebook reviewfeminist theory

New Histories of Gender, Mobility and Labour: India and the Indian Diaspora. Indian Journal of Gender Studies (2022)

Antoinette Burton

gendered sexualitysex rolesfeminist economicssociologysocial historyinterdisciplinary historyfeminist perspectivesglobal historygender studiesindian diasporagender theorynew historiesspecial issuegender identitymigration studiesgender diversitygender inequality

Semicolonial Horsewifery as Detective Fiction: “Trinket’s Colt” and the Mysteries of the Irish R.M.. Springer eBooks (2022)

Antoinette Burton

historical analysisliterary studiescomparative literatureinterdisciplinary historymodernitymodern literatureirish r.mliterary historydetective fictionvictorian literaturecontemporary fictionhistorical evidenceliteraturehistorical methodologysemicolonial horsewiferyliterary criticismcultural history

Introduction. Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques (2021)

Antoinette Burton

european issueenglishhistoryphilosophy of historybrexit subjectspolitical historyinternational historytransatlantic relationshistoriographyeuropean integrationhistorical reassessmentbrexit historysocial historyintellectual historyeuropean economic historyinternational relationsspecial issuehistorical revieweuropean societytransnational history

Kevin Grant. Last Weapons: Hunger Strikes and Fasts in the British Empire, 1890–1948.. The American Historical Review (2021)

Antoinette Burton

historypost-colonial criticismkevin grantlast weaponscolonialismpolitical historypostcolonial writinginternational historyglobal historytransnational historyliteratureanti-imperialismhunger strikes

See the Noose, Say Their Names: Phyllis Naidoo’s Waiting to Die in Pretoria (1990). South Asian Review (2021)

Antoinette Burton

black death rowmourningafrican identitythanatologypostcolonial writingcritical race theorysouthern african studiesdeath studiesradical requiemblack deathafrican american studiesafrican diasporaliteratureliterary theoryafrican studiesliterary criticismmortality

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Antoinette M Burton

Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

Antoinette M Burton is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Antoinette M Burton

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond the Big Tent: Recontextualizing Settler Colonial Studies. Settler Colonial Studies (2024)

Antoinette Burton

humanitiesdecolonialityindigenous studiesbig tentcolonialismpostcolonial writingdialectic logicsglobal historysettler colonialismanthropologysettler colonial studiescultural studies

Holding Space in Colonial Settler Histories: Book Forum on Alaina E. Roberts’ I’ve Been Here All the While: Black Freedom on Native Land (2021). Settler Colonial Studies (2024)

Antoinette Burton

Dockside Reading: Hydrocolonialism and the Custom House. Cultural and Social History (2023)

Antoinette Burton

Webbed Connectivities: The Imperial Sociology of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality. Nineteenth Century Contexts (2023)

Antoinette Burton

Book Review. French Politics Culture & Society (2022)

Margaret AndersenPatricia M. E. LorcinEmily Lord FranseeAntoinette Burton

feminist studiesfeminist identityreproductive citizensfrench historywomen's rightsfeminist researchfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfrenchcitizenshipmodern francebook reviewfeminist theory

New Histories of Gender, Mobility and Labour: India and the Indian Diaspora. Indian Journal of Gender Studies (2022)

Antoinette Burton

Semicolonial Horsewifery as Detective Fiction: “Trinket’s Colt” and the Mysteries of the Irish R.M.. Springer eBooks (2022)

Antoinette Burton

Introduction. Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques (2021)

Antoinette Burton

Kevin Grant. Last Weapons: Hunger Strikes and Fasts in the British Empire, 1890–1948.. The American Historical Review (2021)

Antoinette Burton

historypost-colonial criticismkevin grantlast weaponscolonialismpolitical historypostcolonial writinginternational historyglobal historytransnational historyliteratureanti-imperialismhunger strikes

See the Noose, Say Their Names: Phyllis Naidoo’s Waiting to Die in Pretoria (1990). South Asian Review (2021)

Antoinette Burton

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