I follow the path of a teacher-scholar who demonstrates why academic discourse remains pivotal to the national experience.
I have the privilege of discussing my work in a variety of academic and public forums. This page captures some of those conversations and presentations.
From the illustrated culture of the nineteenth century to contemporary Afrofuturist visions, Americans have expressed a collective anxiety about cities-as we...
KEYNOTE: Mapping the Black Imaginary: Race, Space, and Power Presented by: Julian Chambliss, Professor of English at Michigan State University In recent years, we have increasingly asked how digital inquiry rooted in black culture, thought, and action can change the narrative in digital studies and the humanities.
Julian Chambliss is an English professor at Michigan State University who studies comic books. "I'm particularly interested in race, space and power," says Chambliss. "Examining comics through a scholarly lens can tell us about who we are, and a lot of my research provides context to why comics matter."
Planet Deep South at the Alamo Darfthouse Cinema in San Antonio Texas
The Future of History. Florida historians and their students are creating innovative digital resources available to anyone with internet access.
In the August heat, the United States rejoined a battle over the Confederacy, this time, over municipal plans to remove Civil War monuments. Guest Julian Chambliss says the debate is not so much about history, as it is about our collective memory.
"The History That You Feel" - July 8, 2016
Julian C. Chambliss is Associate Professor of history at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. He received his B.S. degree in History with honors from Jacksonville University and his M.A. and Ph.D. in United States History at the University of Florida (Gainesville).
Litlando was a day long literary festival organized by The Drunken Odyssey Podcast (TDOP). John King, the mastermind behind TDOP asked me to talk about superheroes for the event. I was happy to do so and thrilled to see a sold out event in downtown Orlando.
Julian Chambliss read at There Will Be Words on January 14, 2014. For more information on There Will Be Words, check out therewillbewords.com.