The Philosophy of Love
with Atiya Singh
Kibbitznest Liberal Arts Discussions are a collaboration with
The University of Chicago Graham School
to host presentations and discussions of original research.
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About ATIYAH SINGH
ATIYA SINGH completed her MA and PhD in the Department of History at the University of Chicago. Her primary interests include history of the Left, critical and social theory, history of modern South Asia and the Muslim world. As a lecturer in the College at the University, she taught in a Social Science core sequence that focused on the constitution of capitalist modernity, the conception of culture and cultural practices, and finally keyed into the psychoanalytic conception of the modern self. Additionally, she taught in a Civilizational core sequence that analyzed the expansion of the British Empire, and the response to the advent of modernity in India. As the 2007 recipient of the Von Holst Lectureship Prize, she taught an undergraduate seminar course, Pakistan: A Failed State?, based on her research examining the rise and fall of progressive social movements in the 1960s, and the emergence of fundamentalist politics in the wake of the failure of the left in Pakistan. For her efforts in the classroom, she received the 2012 Wayne C. Booth Undergraduate Teaching Prize at the University of Chicago. Currently, she works in the Dean of Students Office as a College Adviser.
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