Literary Studies Today is a series addressing the need for literature, literary studies, and criticism for understanding our world. Co-hosted by the Departments of English and Comparative Literature, speakers and panels will address the distinctive ways in which literature and criticism can grasp the complexities, challenges, and contemporary convulsions of our present and future.
Department of English
Literary Studies Today
Conditions, Challenges, Complexities
Literary Studies Today
Conditions, Challenges, Complexities
Events
The First-Person Novel: Between Formal Realism and Moral Realism
Details forthcoming
Details forthcoming.
This series is convened by Tim Bewes (English), Jacques Khalip (English), Marc Redfield (English and Comparative Literature), Kenneth Haynes (Comparative Literature), and Maru Pabón (Comparative Literature). It is supported by the Cogut Institute's Humanities Initiative Fund, the Wetmore Fund for Literature, and the Charles K Colver Lectureships & Publications Fund.
All events in the Literary Studies Today series are free and open to the public. Registration will open shortly. For questions, please write to english@brown.edu.