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Peter Hesseldenz

Peter Hesseldenz

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W.T. Young Library

University of Kentucky

Lexington, KY 40506-0456

(859) 218-1840

My Guides

19th Century Periodicals

A&S 161: International Village, Then and Now

AAS 253/HIS 253 - History of Precolonial Africa

AAS 301: Introduction to the African Diaspora

AAS 400: Special Topics in African-American/Africana Studies

AAS 401: Independent Reading and Research in African American and Africana Studies

African American and Africana Studies

African American Primary Resources in the Special Collections Research Center

ANT 582/AAS 401: Race and Racism

Biographical Information

Book Review Resources

ENG 191 - Literature and the Art of Citizenship

ENG 230 - Introduction to Literature - Exiles, Migrants, and Refugees

ENG 230: Introduction to Literature: Literature and Labor

ENG 260/AAS 264 - Introduction to Black Writers

ENG 280 - Introduction to Film

ENG 290 - Introduction to Women's Literature: Explorations of Love

ENG 330 - African Identities

ENG 330: Text And Context - The Great Gatsby

ENG 355 - American Poetic Traditions/ENG 407 - Intermediate Workshop Creative Writing: Poetry

ENG 370 - Literature Across Borders

ENG 651 - American Literature Pre-1860

English Literature

Environmental Humanities

Food Insecurity in Kentucky

HIS 208: History of the Atlantic World - Afro-Latin America

HIS 355/AAAS 400: The 1959 Cuban Revolution

Historical Statistics

HJS 425/MCL 390 - Interpretations of Creation: Reading Genesis 1-3

PHI 100: Introduction to Philosophy -- Knowledge and Reality

PHI 270 - Modern Philosophy

PHI 300-001: A Philosopher's Guide to Conspiracy Theories

PHI 305 - Health Care Ethics

PHI 509 - Kant on Culture

Popular Culture

Religious Studies

Renaissance Literature

Ripped From the Headlines

Shakespeare Studies

Sisters in the Struggle: Kentucky Women in the Civil Rights Era, 1920s-1970s

Victorian Literature

WRD 110 - Food Systems: Production, Distribution, and Consumption

WRD 110 - Protest Songs: Songs for Racial Justice

WRD 111 - Global Indigenous Groups: Land and Climate Justice

WRD 111 - Poverty in America

WRD 111-009/022 - Donoghue

WRD 112-007 - Composing Joy

WRD 112-009 - Nonhuman Animals

WRD 204 - Technical Writing

WRD 205 - Rhetoric and Epidemics

WRD 222 - Current Events and Public Engagement - Ethical Citizenship

WRD 225: Craft Writing - Writing Bourbon/WRD 569: Bourbon Oral Histories

WRD 304-001: Writing in the Social Sciences - Spring 2025

WRD 305 - Writing Public Science

Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Studies

My Subject Specialties

African American and Africana Studies English Philosophy Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Studies