Faculty and students in the UCF College of Arts & Humanities are engaged in a wide variety of interdisciplinary research projects. The college provides resources to assist faculty in securing funding for their research, while promoting and encouraging these activities.
Recent Publications
Duncan Hardy
"Vom Schiedstag zum Reichstag. Versuch einer Typologie des 'Tagungsspektrums' aus konzeptioneller
und funktioneller Sicht im Heiligen Römischen Reich ca. 1350–1550," in Kollektive Willensbildung in der Vormoderne: Hansetage im Vergleich, ed. Angela Huang and Christina Link (Wismar: Callidus Verlag, 2024), pp. 3-38.
Lisa Nalbone
"The Legacy of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness: Reimagining the Portrayal of Africa in Twentieth Century Literature" Introduction, South Atlantic Review, special issue co-edited by Lisa Nalbone and Sandra Sousa, vol 89. no. 3, 2024, pp. 1-8.
Sonia H. Stephens
S. H.
Stephens and A.
Altamirano. (2024) “Envisioning user agency during development of
a natural hazard communication website.” Journal of Business and Technical Communication.
38(4): 345–370. DOI: 10.1177/10506519241258456
Sandra Sousa
“Is there a Portuguese Female Conrad? An analysis of ‘imperial attitude’ and narrative voice in Guilhermina de Azeredo’s Brancos e Negros.” South Atlantic Review 89 (2024): 27-43.
William R. Ayers
“Scoring, Sounding, and Silencing Death: Musical Depictions of Failure in Coherent and Incoherent Worlds—Part 2,” Music and the Moving Image 17, no. 3 (2024): 20–43. University of Illinois Press.
Michael Strawser
“The Uncanniness of Death in Knausgaard and the Question of Secular Faith,” International Conference on the Uncanny in Language, Literature and Culture, London Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, London, UK/Online, August 17-18, 2024.