Kevin Murphy

Publications

• Murphy, Kevin. Socrates in the Slums: Homoerotics, Gender, and Settlement House Reform. 1998.
• Murphy, Kevin. ""Citizens Made and Remade: Sexual Scandal, Manhood, and Self-Government Reform in the Progressive-era United States"." Representing Masculinity: Male Citizenship in Modern Western Culture (2007):
• Co-editor, with Jason Ruiz and David Serlin. Winter 2008. “Queer Futures: The Homonormativity Issue,” a special issue of Radical History Review 100.
• Historicizing Gender and Sexuality. Jennifer Spear, Wiley-Blackwell, Murphy, Kevin, 2011.
• Queer Twin Cities. University of Minnesota Press, Murphy, Kevin, 2010.
• “Gay Was Good: Progress, Homonormativity, and Oral History,” chapter in Twin Cities GLBT History Project, Eds, Queer Twin Cities (University of Minnesota Press, 2010).
• Co-editor with Daniel Marshall and Zeb Tortorici. “Queering Archives: Historical Unravelings,” Radical History Review 120 (Fall 2014).
• "Homosexuality": Princeton University Press, Murphy, Kevin, Princeton Encyclopedia of US History, 2011.
• Sexuality and the Cities: Interdisciplinarity and Queer Public History: Jennifer Pierce, Alex Urquhart, Oxford University Press, Murphy, Kevin, Oxford Handbook on Public History, forthcoming, summer .
• "What Makes Queer Oral History Different": Jennifer Pierce, Jason Ruiz, Oxford University Press, Murphy, Kevin, Oral History Review, 43:2, 1-24, 2016.

Activities

Awards

• Andrew P. Mellon Post-doctoral Fellowship, Center for the Humanities, Wesleyan University, 2001 - 2002
• New York University, Dean's Dissertation Prize: Best Dissertation in the Humanities, 2001 - none
• Allan Nevins Prize, Best Written Dissertation in U.S. History, awarded by Society of American Historians, 2002 - none
• Social Science Research Council Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sexuality Research for "Transatlantic Sex", 2005 - 2006
• Lambda Literary Award Finalist (LGBT Studies Category) for Political Manhood, 2009
• Award for Outstanding Contributions to Postbaccalaureate, Graduate, and Professional Education, 2013

Courses Taught

• HSem 3060H - Politics of Manhood in U.S. History
• Hist 3001/AmSt 3003 - Public History
• Hist 5910 Gender, Sexuality, and Political Economy