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Research paper thumbnail of Corina Kesler " Build Your Own Utopia " Comparative Literature 241 1

Research paper thumbnail of CK2022Resume

Experience with UX Research and Design, Branding Excellent written and verbal communication skill... more Experience with UX Research and Design, Branding Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a record of public presentations, publications, international projects Experience with international, interdisciplinary team management techniques and practices Experienced public speaker and educator High productivity, detail oriented, excellent with deadlines Education UX Methods

Research paper thumbnail of "The Blue-Eyed Boy and The Wanderers: Collected Stories", Creative Writing Class, Summer Discovery Program, University of Michigan

These two collections represent the work done by American and International students enrolled in ... more These two collections represent the work done by American and International students enrolled in the Creative Writing class offered by the Summer Discovery Program at University of Michigan.

They were written during a three- and a two-week session of the program and responded to the trope of the odyssey and/or buildungsroman as seen in The Odyssey and The Hunger Games.

Veritable gems of self-discovery, it is our pleasure to share them with you here.

Research paper thumbnail of The Economy of the Roman Empire (translation from French)

The Economy of the Roman World by Jean Andreau, Corina Kesler, Ellen Bauerle, and David Pott... more The Economy of the Roman World
by Jean Andreau, Corina Kesler, Ellen Bauerle, and David Potter
The ancient economy has long been a hotly debated topic. Did citizens of the ancient world understand markets? Did they have economic policies? Did cities produce or consume? What effect did the ager publicus have on production and prices? Now available in English for the first time, Jean Andreau's latest volume on economic behavior in the Roman world investigates these questions and more. Translated from the French, The Economy of the Roman World is written for those new to ancient economic issues, and also for those curious about the broader context of artifacts they may know well, like amphorae, glassware, or the famous garumfermented fish sauce. All Greek and Latin terms are translated. Each chapter is accompanied by translations of selected original documents from across the Roman Empire: ancient inscriptions, letters, passages from contemporary essayists. Maps of Italy and the Empire mark the many cities and regions that the author discusses in his comprehensive volume.

Research paper thumbnail of "From Utopia to Heterotopia: Outgrowing Culturally-Specific Utopian National Models" (Selections)

Recently released as a collage of images taken illegally during the 1980s, Andrei Pandele's "Forb... more Recently released as a collage of images taken illegally during the 1980s, Andrei Pandele's "Forbidden Photographs" capture the dire living conditions in communist Romania during the last decade of the totalitarian regime. They show the results of PCR's applied utopian metanarrative: from the appropriation of personal land and public space, to its architectural transformation; from the temporal impositions on citizens' private time via mandatory meetings and long queues for basic staples, to the Machiavellian designs to turn people against each other and create a generalized atmosphere of distrust. These pictures tell the story of a people whom utopia had by the throat. They show, in somber black and white, a very different side of the communist society, which was portrayed in national and international media as thriving, abundant, and happy. As they add substantive evidence to the narrative accounts presented in the main project, but would have detracted from the smooth progression of the main argument, I have decided to use all such material here. I developed, around them, a short essay supporting both the main hypothesis and emphasizing the need to look not just "between the lines," but also from a different angle at these particular conditions that generated the analogous utopian tradition in Romania.

Research paper thumbnail of Summer in Utopia

Research paper thumbnail of "Kabbalistic Hieros Gamos: Reconstituting the Androgyne, The Proximus, the Illus Tempus, and The Divine"

Research paper thumbnail of "When Utopia Has You by the Throat: Alternative Utopian Paradigms in Communist Romania"

Research paper thumbnail of "Postcolonial Utopias or Imagining 'Brave New Worlds': Caliban Speaks Back"

Spaces of Utopia, Number 1 Second Series 2012

Spaces of Utopia é uma revista eletrónica que respeita integralmente os critérios da política do ... more Spaces of Utopia é uma revista eletrónica que respeita integralmente os critérios da política do acesso livre à informação.

Teaching Documents by CORINA KESLER

Research paper thumbnail of From Dystopia to Pansophia: A Teaching Statement

Drafts by CORINA KESLER

Research paper thumbnail of "Trapped: Collected Stories", Creative Writing Class, Summer Discovery Program, University of Michigan

Research paper thumbnail of Corina Kesler " Build Your Own Utopia " Comparative Literature 241 1

Research paper thumbnail of CK2022Resume

Experience with UX Research and Design, Branding Excellent written and verbal communication skill... more Experience with UX Research and Design, Branding Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a record of public presentations, publications, international projects Experience with international, interdisciplinary team management techniques and practices Experienced public speaker and educator High productivity, detail oriented, excellent with deadlines Education UX Methods

Research paper thumbnail of "The Blue-Eyed Boy and The Wanderers: Collected Stories", Creative Writing Class, Summer Discovery Program, University of Michigan

These two collections represent the work done by American and International students enrolled in ... more These two collections represent the work done by American and International students enrolled in the Creative Writing class offered by the Summer Discovery Program at University of Michigan.

They were written during a three- and a two-week session of the program and responded to the trope of the odyssey and/or buildungsroman as seen in The Odyssey and The Hunger Games.

Veritable gems of self-discovery, it is our pleasure to share them with you here.

Research paper thumbnail of The Economy of the Roman Empire (translation from French)

The Economy of the Roman World by Jean Andreau, Corina Kesler, Ellen Bauerle, and David Pott... more The Economy of the Roman World
by Jean Andreau, Corina Kesler, Ellen Bauerle, and David Potter
The ancient economy has long been a hotly debated topic. Did citizens of the ancient world understand markets? Did they have economic policies? Did cities produce or consume? What effect did the ager publicus have on production and prices? Now available in English for the first time, Jean Andreau's latest volume on economic behavior in the Roman world investigates these questions and more. Translated from the French, The Economy of the Roman World is written for those new to ancient economic issues, and also for those curious about the broader context of artifacts they may know well, like amphorae, glassware, or the famous garumfermented fish sauce. All Greek and Latin terms are translated. Each chapter is accompanied by translations of selected original documents from across the Roman Empire: ancient inscriptions, letters, passages from contemporary essayists. Maps of Italy and the Empire mark the many cities and regions that the author discusses in his comprehensive volume.

Research paper thumbnail of "From Utopia to Heterotopia: Outgrowing Culturally-Specific Utopian National Models" (Selections)

Recently released as a collage of images taken illegally during the 1980s, Andrei Pandele's "Forb... more Recently released as a collage of images taken illegally during the 1980s, Andrei Pandele's "Forbidden Photographs" capture the dire living conditions in communist Romania during the last decade of the totalitarian regime. They show the results of PCR's applied utopian metanarrative: from the appropriation of personal land and public space, to its architectural transformation; from the temporal impositions on citizens' private time via mandatory meetings and long queues for basic staples, to the Machiavellian designs to turn people against each other and create a generalized atmosphere of distrust. These pictures tell the story of a people whom utopia had by the throat. They show, in somber black and white, a very different side of the communist society, which was portrayed in national and international media as thriving, abundant, and happy. As they add substantive evidence to the narrative accounts presented in the main project, but would have detracted from the smooth progression of the main argument, I have decided to use all such material here. I developed, around them, a short essay supporting both the main hypothesis and emphasizing the need to look not just "between the lines," but also from a different angle at these particular conditions that generated the analogous utopian tradition in Romania.

Research paper thumbnail of Summer in Utopia

Research paper thumbnail of "Kabbalistic Hieros Gamos: Reconstituting the Androgyne, The Proximus, the Illus Tempus, and The Divine"

Research paper thumbnail of "When Utopia Has You by the Throat: Alternative Utopian Paradigms in Communist Romania"

Research paper thumbnail of "Postcolonial Utopias or Imagining 'Brave New Worlds': Caliban Speaks Back"

Spaces of Utopia, Number 1 Second Series 2012

Spaces of Utopia é uma revista eletrónica que respeita integralmente os critérios da política do ... more Spaces of Utopia é uma revista eletrónica que respeita integralmente os critérios da política do acesso livre à informação.

Research paper thumbnail of From Dystopia to Pansophia: A Teaching Statement

Research paper thumbnail of "Trapped: Collected Stories", Creative Writing Class, Summer Discovery Program, University of Michigan