Poster Session #2

AHA Session 218
Saturday, January 6, 2024: 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Grand Ballroom (Hilton Union Square, Grand Ballroom)
Papers:
Drowned in the Thames: A Spatial Analysis of the Drowned Data on the London Bills of Mortality, 1665–1752
Hernan Adasme, George Mason University
Visual History in the Two Ideological Waves of the Moon Landing Conspiracy
Maya Avida, Princeton University; Ardon Shorr, Princeton University
Blackface and Romance: Computing Cultural Change in 19th-Century Sheet Music
Samuel E. Backer, Johns Hopkins University; Craig Messner, Johns Hopkins University; Sam Bessen, Johns Hopkins University
Direct from the Source: Teaching LGBTQ+ History with Primary Sources
Stacie Brensilver Berman, New York University
Dogs and Vivisection: The British Middle Class and the Development of the Animal Rights Debate in the Late 19th Century
Blake Brotze, Ohio State University
Dry Aspirations: An Early Trajectory of US–Middle East Relations
Emine Onhan Evered, Michigan State University
Narrating the Nation, Panel-by-Panel: A Popular Geopolitics of Identity Construction in Turkey's Cold War Comic Books
Kyle Evered, Michigan State University
Community in the Cell: Queer Women's Space and Place in New Orleans
Jordan Hammon, University of New Orleans
Hearts of Stones: Body and Soul Theology in Massachusetts Cemeteries
Daniel Howlett, George Mason University
“Protected against the Destructive Proclivities of the Iconoclast”: Settler Transformations of Ohio’s Indigenous Mounds
Bryce Jones, University of Oklahoma
“The Promised Land”: The 1972 Black Panther Party Trip to China
Eana Meng, Harvard University
Obeah Practitioners and Cunning Folk in the British Atlantic World
Cody Osguthorpe, Arizona State University
Computer Capitalism: Environment, Health, and Labor in the American Computer Industry
Adam Quinn, University of Oregon
Whose Sovereignty? Mapuche Women’s Participation in the Feminist and Indigenous Movements
Allison Ramay, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
The Geography of a Murder
Yvette Rubio, University of New Orleans
History Meets Computation: A Case Study of Computational Text Analysis on 18th-Century Ottoman Court Histories
Merve Tekgurler, Stanford University
Eliminating Shame: Intersections of Rights and Disability in American History
Angela Ward, Pacifica Christian High School
Emptying the Ethnic Enclave? Mapping the Early 20th-Century Residential Concentration and Sociopolitical Behavior of the Ruhrpolen
Nikolas Weyland, Harvard University
Bearing Witness in Wartime: East India Company Soldiers in the British Public Domain, 1757–1857
Callie Wilkinson, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
The Bronks and the “Free-Born Slaves” of Greene County: The Path out of Bondage in the Hudson Valley
Martha Yoder, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Session Abstract

The Program Committee encourages all meeting attendees to visit the posters on display and engage in considered dialogue and engaging interaction with the presenters. The following presenters will be available to discuss their posters between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 6.
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