The Lyric and Nation-Building Possibilities of Anger
ZoomJosé Felipe Alvergue to give Critical Speaker Series lecture.
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The Literary Scholar’s Role in Restorative Social Justice: Redistributing the Emotional Labor and Environment-Building Aesthetics of America After Trump’s First Term
José Felipe Alvergue Critical Speaker Series Seminar for graduate students.
Critical Speaker Series Lecture: Kevin Quashie’s “Here is the Hour: Thinking about Black Literary Criticism Now”
ZoomKevin Quashie's virtual lecture "Here is the Hour: Thinking about Black Literary Criticism Now" promises to be an exciting start to the spring series!
Critical Speaker Series Presents Kevin Quashie’s Graduate Student Seminar: “Blackness, Being, and Aesthetics”
ZoomDr. Quashie's seminar is available to all UNC graduate students! Attend for a more in-depth discussion of his work.
Critical Speaker Series: Film Screening with Dr. Jean-Thomas Tremblay: Woman at War
Ackland Art Museum 101 S. Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesJoin Dr. Jean-Thomas Tremblay and the ECL's film club for a screening of "Woman at War" on Tuesday, February 21. We'll be meeting at 7:30 PM at the Ackland Art Museum for an incredible start to Dr. Trembley's UNC visit.
Critical Speaker Series Jean-Thomas Tremblay Lecture: “Infrastructures of Sabotage”
Pleasants Family Room in Wilson LibraryThe Critical Speaker Series is thrilled to welcome Jean-Thomas Tremblay of York University! Dr. Tremblay is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at York University. They research environmental and sexuality studies, as well as modern and contemporary literary, screen, and … Read more
Critical Speaker Series: Jean-Thomas Tremblay Graduate Student Seminar
Greenlaw Hall, Room 225Graduate students are invited to join us on February 23 at 10 AM in Greenlaw Hall's room 225 for a seminar led by Dr. Jean-Thomas Tremblay! Dr. Tremblay is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at York University. They research … Read more
Big Fiction: How Conglomeration Changed the Book Industry and American Literature
Greenlaw 305The DOECL's Critical Speakers Series has three fascinating speakers visiting campus this semester. Next week, we begin our slate of events with a visit from Daniel Sinykin, Assistant Professor of English at Emory University. Thursday, January 25th at 2:00-3:30 PM … Read more
Graduate Student Seminar with Dan Sinykin
Greenlaw 225In coordination with his Thursday lecture "Big Fiction: How Conglomeration Changed the Book Industry and American Literature," Daniel Sinykin will lead a Graduate Student Seminar.
Vegetal, Animal, Marginal: The German Literary Grotesque with Joela Jacobs
Donovan Lounge, Greenlaw 223Dr. Joela Jacobs, Assistant Professor of German Studies at the University of Arizona, for her lecture, entitled “Vegetal, Animal, Marginal: The German Literary Grotesque from Panizza to Kafka.”