Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Sophie White

Professor

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Africana Studies

American Studies (includes Journalism)

Sophie White is currently serving as an Africana Studies Professor at University of Notre Dame.

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University of Notre Dame

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social history french culture history cultural history archival research settler colonialism african american studies intersectionality colonialism intellectual history modernity cultural studies french history african identity french civilization electronic library international history black experience decoloniality indigenous peoples museum conservation archival science digital archives historical reassessment historical methodology french louisiana la francaise subaltern speak female sexual slavery postcolonial writing red hair early american literature colonial louisiana

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Slavery, Testimony, Archives (or, Should We Listen When the Subaltern Speak?). International Journal for History Culture and Modernity (2023)

Sophie White

historyhistorical reassessmentarchival researchsocial historymodernityinternational historysubaltern speakhistorical methodologyculturecultural studiescultural history

Voices of the Enslaved: Love, Labor, and Longing in French Louisiana. (2019)

Sophie White

french historyblack experienceintersectionalitydecolonialityafrican identitycolonialismsocial historyfrench louisianafrenchsettler colonialismafrican american studiesfrench civilizationculturecultural history

« À La FrançAise »: Amérindiennes Et Africaines Dans Un Couvent De La Nouvelle-Orléans. (2016)

Sophie White

frenchla francaise

Lured in by the Archives. Collections A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals (2015)

Sophie White

museum conservationarchival researchelectronic libraryarchival sciencedigital archivesjournalism

“to Ensure That He Not Give Himself Over to the Indians”: Cleanliness, Frenchification, and Whiteness. Journal of Early American History (2012)

Sophie White

historyintellectual historysocial historyindigenous peoplessettler colonialismanthropology

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Sophie White

Professor

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Africana Studies

American Studies (includes Journalism)

Sophie White is currently serving as an Africana Studies Professor at University of Notre Dame.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sophie White

University of Notre Dame

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Slavery, Testimony, Archives (or, Should We Listen When the Subaltern Speak?). International Journal for History Culture and Modernity (2023)

Sophie White

historyhistorical reassessmentarchival researchsocial historymodernityinternational historysubaltern speakhistorical methodologyculturecultural studiescultural history

Voices of the Enslaved: Love, Labor, and Longing in French Louisiana. (2019)

Sophie White

« À La FrançAise »: Amérindiennes Et Africaines Dans Un Couvent De La Nouvelle-Orléans. (2016)

Sophie White

frenchla francaise

Lured in by the Archives. Collections A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals (2015)

Sophie White

museum conservationarchival researchelectronic libraryarchival sciencedigital archivesjournalism

“to Ensure That He Not Give Himself Over to the Indians”: Cleanliness, Frenchification, and Whiteness. Journal of Early American History (2012)

Sophie White

historyintellectual historysocial historyindigenous peoplessettler colonialismanthropology

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