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Lisa Trivedi is the Christian A. Johnson Excellence in Teaching Professor of History at Hamilton College, specializing in modern South Asia, cultural history, and women's studies. She holds affiliations with the American Historical Association and Association for Asian Studies.
- Ph.D., University of California, Davis (1999)
- M.A., University of Chicago (1992)
- B.A., Hampshire College (1990)
Trivedi's research explores the intersections of nationalism, material culture, and gender in colonial and postcolonial India. Her work emphasizes textiles as symbols of political resistance, women's labor, and visual representations of national identity. Current projects include analyzing photographs of women textile workers and the cultural impact of Gandhi's swadeshi movement.
Her publications span topics in Indian nationalism, gender politics, and visual culture, with a focus on textiles and clothing as markers of identity. Articles often examine material culture, colonial economies, and the social implications of nationalist movements.
- Fulbright Senior Research Fellowship to India (2004-2005)
- Fulbright Research Scholarship to India (1996)
Trivedi advises Phi Alpha Theta and has held leadership roles at Hamilton College, including Director of the Asian Studies Program and Executive Committee member for the Diversity and Social Justice Project.
