The Department of English and Creative writing is partnering with The Department of Modern and Classical Languages to present a symposium entitled: Literary Culture, Translation, and the Other. This event will take place on Wednesday April 9th and Thursday April 10th on the third floor of the URI Library in the Galanti Lounge. The event will […]
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PhD Student Ghazal Nessari Poortak’s poems featured in Motif Magazine
Congratulations to Ghazal Nessari Poortak, whose poems “Salt” and “I Love” are featured in the February issue of Motif Magazine.
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The department would like to congratulate Professor David Faflik on the release of the first of two books he is publishing this year, entitled: “That Futebol Feeling.” It is available now, through Temple University Press!
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Congratulations to our alum Charles Kell, whose poem “My Broken Tooth” is featured on the Poetry Daily site. It is from his collection “Ishmael Mask,” which was published in 2023.
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The department would like to recognize Leanne Oden, who is the recipient of a graduate travel grant from the Center for Humanities for Fall ‘24 and is presenting her paper on a contemporary reading of Three Guineas at the International Virginia Woolf Society panel at the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture in late February. […]
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The department would like to recognize PhD student Holly Allen for her recently published book review of Bad Education: Why Queer Theory Teaches Us Nothing by Lee Edelman. The review appears in Interdisciplinary Literary Studies, Volume 26, Number 4, 2024, published by Penn State University Press.
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The department would like to recognize PhD student Ali Ghaderi for his recent scholarship, which includes: -Presenting the paper “Disintegration of Bodies in Music: Orpheus and Eurydice’s Prosodic Doom Becoming Salvation in Luthien’s Rescue of Beren” at Oxonmoot 2024 (the Tolkien Society’s annual conference) -Presenting the paper “Tolkien’s Heritage and Screen Adaptations: the Necessity of […]
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Our faculty and graduate students have been busy, publishing multiple pieces in the February, January, and November issues of Motif Magazine. November (Indigenous People’s Issue): MA student Wanda Hopkins was the guest editor for this issue, and also has an article on foraging on page 7. January (The Environment & The Future): PhD […]
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AnnMarie DeMichiel Title: “House Of Horrors: Shirley Jackson And The Perils Of The Domestic In American Literature, 1945-1965” Major Professor: David Faflik Tatiana Duvanova Title: The Empire, A Dystopian Novel Major Professor: Derek Nikitas Diana Turken Title: “This Could Be Heaven Or This Could Be Hell: Figurations Of Urban Life In Contemporary California” Major Professor: […]
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Along with her colleagues Nicole N. Aljoe and Suvir Kaul, Professor Sarah Eron has published a groundbreaking new collection in Eighteenth-Century Studies. The Routledge Companion to Eighteenth-Century Literatures in English brings together essays that respond to consequential cultural and socio-economic changes that followed the expansion of the British Empire from the British Isles across the […]
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