Elizabeth Della Zazzera is a historian of modern Europe and a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Connecticut Humanities Institute. She was formerly the digital producer and Mellon/ACLS Public Fellow at Lapham’s Quarterly.
Roundtable
Mrs. Humphry Ward and the politics of women’s literature. More
Roundtable
An interview about America’s 1918 flu pandemic with historian Nancy K. Bristow. More
Roundtable
The four-hundred-year legacy of American slavery, a Golden Age film extra, and giant prehistoric penguins. More
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A virtual tour of Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. More
Roundtable
A quest for the origins of data journalism. More
Roundtable
The visual expression of ideas from cave paintings to emoji. More
