Stephen’s project will be the first of its kind to systematically apply knowledge from perceptual science and music analysis to a theory of orchestration, filling a gap that is currently left open by orchestration treatises.
Braund’s project will be a study of the most influential Roman poet, Virgil (70-19 BCE). Her study will advance European intellectual history by exploring the appeal that these Latin poems had for later readers and the uses to which the poems were put by their translators.
The work of Isabelle Daunais looks at the connections the modern novel has with memory.
David Bentley has greatly broadened and enriched understanding and awareness of Canadian literature and culture across Canada and around the world.
A University Killam Professor at the University of British Columbia, Sherrill Grace specializes in the study of Canadian literature and culture, with a recent focus on the North, biography, and the two world wars.
