About Julia Creet
Julia Creet is Professor of English at York University in Toronto. On the cusp of literature and history, she is a leading scholar in Memory Studies having been involved in the development of the field since the 1990s. Her research projects are broadly interdisciplinary including the history of the Holocaust, literary studies, archival studies, public history, and more recently, data privacy and direct-to-consumer genetics.
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“The Genealogical sublime”: An Interview with Julie Creet by Jerome de Groot
by Jerome de Groot The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK, E-mail: Jerome.Degroot@manchester.ac.uk Julie Creet’s The Genealogical Sublime, a book about the development of genealogy databases and their effect on genealogical consciousness, is forthcoming from University [...]
Online October 2022 – DOCTalks Connects Across Canada 2022
DOCTalks Connects Across Canada 2022 - Panel October 26, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyquXeGbLVk&feature=youtu.be On October 26, 2022, in partnership with DOCTalks, Research Impact Canada (RIC) hosted a “DOCTalks Connects Canada” panel that invited speakers to [...]
Online September 2021 – Julia Creet, The Genealogical Sublime: New Narratives of Numerical Selves MillerComm2022
Julia Creet, The Genealogical Sublime: New Narratives of Numerical Selves MillerComm2022 - September 13, 2021 - Zoom event WATCH NOW ON THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WEBSITE Professor Julia Creet of York University [...]