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Comparative Literature Colloquium, Philip Lorenz, May 2 2019

Please join us Thursday, May 2 for the spring Comparative Literature Colloquium, featuring speaker Philip Lorenz. His talk is titled: Baroque Files: Early Modern Literature and the Crisis of Sovereignty.

Podcast examines the waterways of Venice

A new episode of the “What Makes Us Human” podcast series featuring English professor William Kennedy explains the influence of water on European Renaissance culture.

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MAY 02Comparative Literature Colloquium, speaker Philip Lo... Please join us Thursday, May 2 for the spring Comparative Literature Colloquium, featuring speaker Philip Lorenz. His talk is titled: Baroque Files: Early Modern Literature and the Crisis of...

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Faculty Publication Spotlight: Laurent Dubreuil

Newly Released book: Dialogues on the Human Ape.

Irving Goh and Jonathan Culler standing next to each other.

Congratulations to Irving Goh, a graduate of the Comparative Literature program, on his work L'existence prépositionnelle, published by Galilée under its "La philosophe en effet" series which is now available.

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