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Susan L Rosenstreich

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ID2369124
NAMESusan L Rosenstreich
GIVEN NAMESSusan L
FAMILY NAMERosenstreich
SIGNATUREROSENSTREICH S L
AFFILIATIONSDowling College
ORCID0000-0002-7736-7893
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • The Rights of New World Natives in the Abbé Paulmier’s Mémoires

    Susan L Rosenstreich, Susan Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2025

    In his 1664 work, Mémoires touchant l’etablissement d’une mission chrestienne dans le troisième monde, the Abbé Jean Paulmier petitioned Pope Alexander VII for the privilege of establishing a mission in the unexplored territory known on maps of the time as Terra australis, the Southern Land. Unusual for the time, Paulmier was concerned for the rights of native inhabitants of this land and invoked the customary law of ius Gentium to make the case …

  • A Panel Discussion

    Susan L Rosenstreich, Geraldo De Sousa et al.•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2022

    A panel discussion on teaching the Mediterranean was convened at the 2021 Annual Congress of the Mediterranean Studies Association. Three panelists presented their approaches to teaching the Mediterranean. These presentations were followed by a general discussion that included members of the audience

  • Going Mediterranean

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2020

    Mediterranean studies is often a destination for scholarship, rather than a point of departure. That is the case in this essay. At the outset of her academic career, the author sought a larger field of inquiry than her discipline could accommodate. Undeterred, she turned to curriculum development as a means of expanding disciplinary boundaries. But her interdisciplinary teaching practice isolated her from her departmental colleagues on the one ha…

  • A Companion to Mediterranean History

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2016

  • Introduction

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2015•References: 1

    The Mediterranean Voyage: the concept covers a wide range of meanings, including voyages in the Mediterranean, to the Mediterranean, from the Mediterranean, within it, and, especially, of it. The Mediterranean itself is a moving concept, a shape-shifting icon of a place that is constantly reconfiguring its own space. What the Mediterranean signifies, what it can represent, changes incessantly as its boundaries fluctuate, as cultures, peoples, and…

  • Le français au temps de Jacques Cartier

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Sixteenth Century Journal•2009

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  • Le français au temps de Jacques Cartier

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Sixteenth Century Journal•2009

  • Introduction

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2015•References: 1

    The Mediterranean Voyage: the concept covers a wide range of meanings, including voyages in the Mediterranean, to the Mediterranean, from the Mediterranean, within it, and, especially, of it. The Mediterranean itself is a moving concept, a shape-shifting icon of a place that is constantly reconfiguring its own space. What the Mediterranean signifies, what it can represent, changes incessantly as its boundaries fluctuate, as cultures, peoples, and…

  • A Companion to Mediterranean History

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2016

  • Going Mediterranean

    Susan L Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2020

    Mediterranean studies is often a destination for scholarship, rather than a point of departure. That is the case in this essay. At the outset of her academic career, the author sought a larger field of inquiry than her discipline could accommodate. Undeterred, she turned to curriculum development as a means of expanding disciplinary boundaries. But her interdisciplinary teaching practice isolated her from her departmental colleagues on the one ha…

  • A Panel Discussion

    Susan L Rosenstreich, Geraldo De Sousa et al.•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2022

    A panel discussion on teaching the Mediterranean was convened at the 2021 Annual Congress of the Mediterranean Studies Association. Three panelists presented their approaches to teaching the Mediterranean. These presentations were followed by a general discussion that included members of the audience

  • The Rights of New World Natives in the Abbé Paulmier’s Mémoires

    Susan L Rosenstreich, Susan Rosenstreich•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Studies•2025

    In his 1664 work, Mémoires touchant l’etablissement d’une mission chrestienne dans le troisième monde, the Abbé Jean Paulmier petitioned Pope Alexander VII for the privilege of establishing a mission in the unexplored territory known on maps of the time as Terra australis, the Southern Land. Unusual for the time, Paulmier was concerned for the rights of native inhabitants of this land and invoked the customary law of ius Gentium to make the case …

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