I wrote this paper on Dr. Afshari for a Gender and Social Change class. Dr. Afshari has been an inspiration during my years at Pace and it is obviously that my education, and my life, has been incredibly affected him.
This is my senior thesis, written for my history degree. It is a look into the lives of three women, three nuns, in the Middle Ages and their views on many different topics. We so often read history from male writers that the issues and ideas of these women show the true complexity of having been a female in their time.
This is a paper on a book called, "The Lexicon of Terror," by Marguerite Feitlowitz, who my class and I had the priviledge to meet. This was for Dr. Afshari's History of Human Rights class, and this book is a true story of a war that went on in Argentina that much of the world knows nothing about. I include this paper not because it is a good source of my writing, but because it's content and the book, are so incredibly important for others to be aware of.
This paper was written for my Seminar on Historiography. I love old homes and chateaux, So this was one of my favorite papers to write. The powerpoint on Chambord goes along with this paper.
