Deadline for the senior thesis for the Class of 2022.
Title TBA
Dissertation Advisers: Jeff Dolven, Jeff Nunokawa, Adam Potkay (College of William & Mary)
Encountering Poetry in Songs of Innocence and Experience and Dickinson's Selected with Profs. Josh Kotin & Jeff Dolven
Join English Department faculty in exploring the essential questions, concepts, and writing skills necessary to prepare for the 2022 comprehensive exam.
The "Encountering"…
The Department of English is pleased to support a celebration of the life and work of Talal Asad. The event will take place on Thursday, April 14 from 1:00-5:00pm in the Garden Room in Prospect House with livestreaming available.
Join English Department faculty in exploring the essential questions, concepts, and writing skills necessary to prepare for the 2022 comprehensive exam.
The "Encountering" events are faculty-led conversations that offer students practical methods for approaching difficult texts, genres, and concepts.
The "Workshops" provide a space…
It has long been predicted that climate change will lead to large-scale displacements of population and mass migration. Is it possible to look at the European 'migrant crisis’ of recent years through this prism? This, and many other related questions, prompted me to travel to migrant camps in Italy in 2017, to interview migrants whose…
The Humanities Council’s Spring 2022 Gauss Seminars in Criticism will be presented by Alenka Zupančič (The Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts). Her visit, under the general title of “Back to…
RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY, APRIL 28th.
War Scare: Nuclear Tennyson
Please join us for the 2022 Majors' Colloquium, Reading for Pleasure: Reclaiming Joy through Literature. Four English faculty speakers have been invited by the Class of 2022 to address this topic and all undergraduate English Majors are invited to attend.
Following the colloquium, English UG majors and faculty are invited to a…
Join Autumn Womack, in conversation with Imani Perry, to discuss her new book" The Matter of Black Living: The Aesthetic Experiment of Racial Data, 1880-1930" at Labyrinth Books.
The Matter of Black Living excavates the dynamic interplay between racial data and Black aesthetic production that shaped late nineteenth-century social,…
This event is open to English Department graduate students, faculty, and staff.
Senior English Comprehensive Common Works Exam for Class of 2022, Part One of two parts.
2022 English Senior Comprehensive Common Works Exam: Part Two of two parts.
The Stain of Slavery in Early Modern England
On Wit in Relation to Self-Division
Advisers: Jeff Dolven, Adam Potkay (College of William & Mary), Jeff Nunokawa
The Department of English at Princeton University warmly invites the Class of 2022, their parents, family, and friends to attend the 2022 Class Day Celebration.
Monday, May 23, 2022 at 1:30 p.m. EDT in McCosh Hall 50 with refreshments to follow in McCosh Courtyard.
Romanticism, Childhood, and the Poetics of Explanation
Dissertation advisers: Claudia Johnson, Meredith Martin, Esther Schor, Susan Wolfson
Dissertation is available upon request from Pat Guglielmi ([email protected])
Storytelling and the Subsurface: Indigenous Fiction, Extraction, and the Energetic Present
Dissertation Advisers: Zahid Chaudhary, Rob Nixon, Sarah Rivett
Dissertation is available upon request from Pat Guglielmi ([email protected])
Join us on August 30th at 12pm. Lunch will be served in the Thorp Library (McCosh 20) to enjoy while socializing under the tent in McCosh Courtyard.