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Craig M Koslofsky

Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

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

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Craig M Koslofsky

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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history cultural history intellectual history social history interdisciplinary history historiography european society historical review literary history religious studies death studies hauntology historical methodology art history humanities early modern philosophy historical evidence mourning historical dance ritual european archaeology thanatology historical analysis heritage studies global history historical scholarship religion urban history religious research historical sociology postcolonial writing death education historical reassessment christian practice historical reconstruction art criticism german reformation early modern germany sociology of religion comparative religion religious symbol post-colonial criticism transnational history ethnohistory museum conservation craig koslofsky modern night human skin early modern europe anthropological theory peace research violent behavior paleopathology cultural theory english culture peacemaking suicide consumer culture consumption system foodways consumerism classical sociology punishment homicide genocide war crimes common people kulturelle reformation human difference c. 1450-1750 court culture superficial blackness superficial phenomenon german lutheran funerals parisian café coffee consumption civilizations everyday life historical transition early modern world

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Slavery and Skin: The Native Americans Ocktscha Rinscha and Tuski Stannaki in the Holy Roman Empire, 1722–1734. (2025)

Craig Koslofsky

anthropologysocial historycultural historyglobal historyhistorycolonialismhistorical methodologyhistorical evidencesettler colonialismtuski stannakicivilizationsempirearchaeologyearly republicindigenous peoplesancient mesoamericaholy roman empireethnohistory

Mbius Skin Dermal History in the Early Modern Age. Shakespeare / Skin: Contemporary Readings in Skin Studies and Theoretical Discourse (2024)

Craig M Koslofsky

dermal structurecultural historyhistoryhistory of artanatomydermatologyearly modern agecosmetic dermatology

3 Slavery and Skin: The Native Americans Ocktscha Rinscha and Tuski Stannaki in the Holy Roman Empire, 1722–1734. De Gruyter eBooks (2021)

Craig Koslofsky

anthropologysocial historycultural historyanthropological archaeologyhistorycultural studiessea captain.theimperial crowncivilizationsgerman clothingcultural anthropologyeuropean archaeologyethnohistory

Offshoring the Invisible World? American Ghosts, Witches, and Demons in the Early Enlightenment. Critical Research on Religion (2021)

Craig Koslofsky

european societysocial historyglobal historycultural historyintellectual historyhistory of philosophyhistoryinterdisciplinary historypost-colonial criticismhauntologyinvisible worldearly enlightenmentamerican ghostshumanitiesearly modern philosophypostcolonial writing

A German Barber-Surgeon in the Atlantic Slave Trade: The Seventeenth-Century Journal of Johann Peter Oettinger. Studies in Early Modern German History (2020)

Craig M Koslofsky

classicseuropean economic historysocial historyglobal historycultural historyhistoryhistorical methodologyjohann peter oettingergerman barber-surgeonhistorical revieweconomic historyhistorical analysistransnational historyatlantic slave trade

3. Controlling the Body of the Suicide in Saxony. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

Craig M. Koslofsky

death studiesthanatologycriminal lawhumanitiesviolent behaviorsuicidemortality

Debating the Reformation in Torgau, 1522. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Craig Koslofsky

historyprotestant reformationreform ideasreligious studiesimperial mandate

Superficial Blackness?: Johann Nicolas Pechlin's De Habitu Et Colore Aethiopum Qui Vulgo Nigritae (1677). Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies (2018)

Craig Koslofsky

classicshistory of sciencesuperficial phenomenonhistoryanatomyhuman skindermatologysuperficial blacknesshistory and philosophy of sciencepaleopathologycosmetic dermatology

Nuit De Dieu, Nuit Du Diable: La Transformation De La Nuit Dans La PenséE Et Les Pratiques De L'éPoque Moderne. (2017)

Craig M KoslofskyOlivier ChristinYves Krumenacker

classicsmodern literaturenuit duintellectual historyhistorical reassessmentfrench historyfrenchhistorical transitionpensée et lesla transformationphilosophy of historyfrench politicsmodern italyhistoriographymodernity

1 Ship’s Surgeon Johann Peter Oettinger: A Hinterlander in the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1682–96. Boydell and Brewer eBooks (2016)

Craig KoslofskyRoberto Zaugg

classicssocial historyglobal historycultural historyhistorical evidencecolonialismhistoryinternational historyeconomic historyhistorical analysistransnational historyatlantic slave trade

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Craig M Koslofsky

Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

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

Honors

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Craig M Koslofsky

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Slavery and Skin: The Native Americans Ocktscha Rinscha and Tuski Stannaki in the Holy Roman Empire, 1722–1734. (2025)

Craig Koslofsky

Mbius Skin Dermal History in the Early Modern Age. Shakespeare / Skin: Contemporary Readings in Skin Studies and Theoretical Discourse (2024)

Craig M Koslofsky

dermal structurecultural historyhistoryhistory of artanatomydermatologyearly modern agecosmetic dermatology

3 Slavery and Skin: The Native Americans Ocktscha Rinscha and Tuski Stannaki in the Holy Roman Empire, 1722–1734. De Gruyter eBooks (2021)

Craig Koslofsky

Offshoring the Invisible World? American Ghosts, Witches, and Demons in the Early Enlightenment. Critical Research on Religion (2021)

Craig Koslofsky

A German Barber-Surgeon in the Atlantic Slave Trade: The Seventeenth-Century Journal of Johann Peter Oettinger. Studies in Early Modern German History (2020)

Craig M Koslofsky

3. Controlling the Body of the Suicide in Saxony. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

Craig M. Koslofsky

death studiesthanatologycriminal lawhumanitiesviolent behaviorsuicidemortality

Debating the Reformation in Torgau, 1522. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Craig Koslofsky

historyprotestant reformationreform ideasreligious studiesimperial mandate

Superficial Blackness?: Johann Nicolas Pechlin's De Habitu Et Colore Aethiopum Qui Vulgo Nigritae (1677). Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies (2018)

Craig Koslofsky

classicshistory of sciencesuperficial phenomenonhistoryanatomyhuman skindermatologysuperficial blacknesshistory and philosophy of sciencepaleopathologycosmetic dermatology

Nuit De Dieu, Nuit Du Diable: La Transformation De La Nuit Dans La PenséE Et Les Pratiques De L'éPoque Moderne. (2017)

Craig M KoslofskyOlivier ChristinYves Krumenacker

1 Ship’s Surgeon Johann Peter Oettinger: A Hinterlander in the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1682–96. Boydell and Brewer eBooks (2016)

Craig KoslofskyRoberto Zaugg

classicssocial historyglobal historycultural historyhistorical evidencecolonialismhistoryinternational historyeconomic historyhistorical analysistransnational historyatlantic slave trade

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