
Photo credit: Sameer Khan
Bio/Description
Hannah Hartt is a second year PhD student specializing in modern European history. Thus far, her research has focused on post-revolutionary memory and Restoration politics in France, nineteenth century philosophies of history, and liberal Catholicism. Hannah is also interested in religious thought and practice from the early modern period to the present.
Hannah received her B.A. in History from the University of California, Berkeley, where she also worked at Berkeley Law’s Human Rights Center as a researcher and project manager. Prior to arriving at Princeton, Hannah served as a program coordinator at the Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion and the Program in Critical Theory.
Year of Study
Second Year
Area of Interest
Cultural History
Intellectual History
Philosophy
Religion
Theory of History
Home Department & Other Affiliations
History
Field(s)
Period
17th & 18th Centuries
19th Century
20th Century
Region
Europe