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Finbarr Barry Flood

William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Ancient Studies

Art History

Fine Arts

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies

Medieval & Renaissance Studies (Arts & Science)

Finbarr Barry Flood is currently serving as an Ancient Studies William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories at New York University.

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New York University

William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Between Cult and Culture: Bamiyan, Islamic Iconoclasm, and the Museum. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Finbarr Barry Flood

culturereligious studiesmuseologyarchaeologyislamic iconoclasm

Tales Things Tell: Material Histories of Early Globalisms. Princeton University Press (2023)

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“globalism” for a Questionnaire on Global Methods. October (2022)

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“islam and Image: Paradoxical Histories”. In the Name of the Image: Imagery Between Cult and Prohibition in Islam and Christianity (2022)

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“premodern Globalism in Art History: A Conversation”. The Art Bulletin (2022)

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“reuse and Recycling in the Islamic Lands”. Recycling Beauty (2022)

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29. Bodies and Becoming: Mimesis, Mediation, and the Ingestion of the Sacred in Christianity and Islam. Yale University Press eBooks (2020)

Finbarr Barry Flood

contemporary islamanthropologyculturereligious pluralismreligious studieschristian practiceislamic studiescomparative religionislamic thoughtsociology of religionreligionpsychology of religionritual

Before the Mughals: Material Culture of Sultanate North India. Muqarnas Online (2019)

Finbarr Barry Flood

culturematerial culturesultanate north india

Technologies De DéVotion Dans Les Arts De L'islam: PéLerins, Reliques Et Copies. Hazan/Musée du Louvre (2019)

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There Where You Are Not: Selected Writings of Kamal Boullata. Hirmer (2019)

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Finbarr Barry Flood

William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Ancient Studies

Art History

Fine Arts

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies

Medieval & Renaissance Studies (Arts & Science)

Finbarr Barry Flood is currently serving as an Ancient Studies William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories at New York University.

Honors

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Finbarr Barry Flood

New York University

William R Kenan Jr Professor of the Humanities; Founder-Director of Silsila Center for Material Histories

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Between Cult and Culture: Bamiyan, Islamic Iconoclasm, and the Museum. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Finbarr Barry Flood

culturereligious studiesmuseologyarchaeologyislamic iconoclasm

Tales Things Tell: Material Histories of Early Globalisms. Princeton University Press (2023)

tales thingsglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyhistoryinternational historymaterial cultureglobal studiescivilizationstransnational historyhistoriographyprehistory

“globalism” for a Questionnaire on Global Methods. October (2022)

human behaviorpsychological assessmentpsychological methodsmethodological developmentglobal studiesglobal comparisonenvironmental factorsbehavioral researchglobal methodsbehavioral sciences

“islam and Image: Paradoxical Histories”. In the Name of the Image: Imagery Between Cult and Prohibition in Islam and Christianity (2022)

literary historyintellectual historyhistoryhistory of arthistorical reassessmentparadoxical histories”documentary filmphilosophy of historyvisual culturehistoriographyhauntology

“premodern Globalism in Art History: A Conversation”. The Art Bulletin (2022)

art researchglobal history“premodern globalismhistory of artvisual artsvisual cultureart historyart theoryart

“reuse and Recycling in the Islamic Lands”. Recycling Beauty (2022)

islamic economicsislamic lands”material culturesustainable developmentislamic studiescivilizationsislamic thoughtrecycling

29. Bodies and Becoming: Mimesis, Mediation, and the Ingestion of the Sacred in Christianity and Islam. Yale University Press eBooks (2020)

Finbarr Barry Flood

contemporary islamanthropologyculturereligious pluralismreligious studieschristian practiceislamic studiescomparative religionislamic thoughtsociology of religionreligionpsychology of religionritual

Before the Mughals: Material Culture of Sultanate North India. Muqarnas Online (2019)

Finbarr Barry Flood

culturematerial culturesultanate north india

Technologies De DéVotion Dans Les Arts De L'islam: PéLerins, Reliques Et Copies. Hazan/Musée du Louvre (2019)

There Where You Are Not: Selected Writings of Kamal Boullata. Hirmer (2019)

life writingliterary historyintellectual historyworld literatureliteraturecultural studiespoeticsliterary studieshumanitiestextual practicekamal boullataliterary criticism

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