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Thematic interests include Indigenous and mestizo accounts of the Spanish Conquest, utopian thought, female spirituality, and Ibero-American as well as Ibero-Asian Baroque culture. I am currently working on early modern atrium and roadside crosses erected in the Iberian metropolitan and overseas world as vehicles of conversion and resistance.

Notice of the Final Oral Examination for the Degree of Master of Arts

Check Out the Summer 2018 History Courses

Congratulations to Kaitlin Findlay, MA History - for receiving an Andy Farquharson Teaching Excellence Award!

Congratulations to Elizabeth Vibert, who won a UVic REACH Award for research excellence.

Thinking Garden writer/producer Elizabeth Vibert will be present for a Q&A.

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Congratulations to Dr. Lynne Marks for becoming the Humanities Faculty Fellow for 2018-19.

MA student Sean MacPherson’s publishing news this week in the Mainlander!

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During the 1940s, Canada enacted mass displacement and dispossession of people on racial grounds, a collective moral failure that remains only partially addressed. Japanese Canadians lost their homes, farms, businesses, as well as personal, family, and communal possessions. Landscapes of Injustice is dedicated to recovering and grappling with this difficult past.

A blog focusing on the unwritten rules to history, as both a discipline, a field of study, and as a career.