Javadizadeh’s Feb. 5 talk, “Making Contact: On Phatic Poetics,” culminated with close examination of subtle instances of what he termed “the presence of absence.”
On Tuesday, Feb. 4, English department faculty, students, staff and friends gathered to celebrate the start of the semester, reconnect, and welcome spring visitors.
Anne A. Cheng concludes her Ordinary Disasters book tour with a conversation with Joan Kee at Columbia University on Feb. 13. Registration is now open.
Professor of English Anne Anlin Cheng's latest book, Ordinary Disasters: How I Stopped Being a Model Minority, was published in September 2024 by Pantheon.
Luke Soucy ’19's first book project, Ovid’s Metamorphoses: A New Translation, was recently shortlisted for the 2024 National Translation Award in Poetry.
Professors of English Jeff Dolven and Nigel Smith and lecturers Bailey Sincox and Chesney Snow wrote essays for Princeton University Concerts' Jan 11-14, 2025 presentation.
Courtesy of the Princeton University Humanities Council, a Q&A with Rhodri Lewis on his latest book, Shakespeare’s Tragic Art.
Books by English faculty Anne A. Cheng and Rhodri Lewis and 1995 alumna Eliza Griswold have been selected for 2024 year-end “best of” lists.
In her final public oral exam, Bushman connected recent works by contemporary Native American authors to theories, among others, those developed by Glen Coulthard and those she presented publicly for the first time in this talk, part of her final public oral exam.