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Dr. Ruhumbika Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Congratulations to Dr. Ruhumbika. At this year's South-Eastern African Languages and Literatures Forum, hosted by the University of Georgia, Dr. Ruhumbika received a lifetime achievement award for his contributions in the field of African Languages and Literature in the United States and beyond…


Dr. O'Neill and Comparative Literature Department Host Willson Distinguished Lecturer John Carlos Rowe

On, October 3, John Carlos Rowe, USC Associates’ Professor of the Humanities and Professor of English and American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California, gave a lecture as part of the Willson Center's Distinguished Lecturer Program. Dr. Rowe was hosted by Dr.


1st Annual CMLT Jamboree Draws Large Crowds

Our first annual Spring Jamboree was a success! It featured a variety of student cultural displays from national and regional traditions across Africa and Asia, from traditional dance to contemporary break dance, food, and music.


2014 Spring Department Newsletter

The Spring 2014 department newsletter is now available! Access the Spring 2014 CMLT Newsletter to learn about faculty and student news and updates, as well as discover the exciting career options that recent graduates have chosen.


Empathy through Realism in Bakker's TEN WHITE GEESE

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Cliffton Jacques

The University of Georgia

 

Empathy through Realism in Bakker's Ten White Geese

 


The Inaesthetics of Robert Creeley: Poetic Thought and Presence

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Colton Valentine

Harvard College

 

The Inaesthetics of Robert Creeley: Poetic Thought and Presence

 


The Neoliberal “Virus”: Capitalism and the Body from Augustine’s CONFESSIONS to Colm Tóibín’s THE STORY OF NIGHT

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Guillermo Severiche

Louisiana State University

 

The Neoliberal “Virus”:


Exploding the Sentence: Jack Kerouac’s Othering and the Cultural Production of Art

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Rachel Thompson

Harvard College

 

Exploding the Sentence:

Jack Kerouac’s Othering and the Cultural Production of Art

 


THE MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES and AGAINST METHOD: Mythologizing Science

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Marcus Hurney

The University of Georgia

 

 

The Man Without Qualities and Against Method: Mythologizing Science

 


The Legacy of the Holocaust: Silencing the Survivor in "Twilight" and "Hayuta's Engagement Party"

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Ashanti Henderson

The University of Georgia

 

The Legacy of the Holocaust: Silencing the Survivor in "Twilight" and "Hayuta's Engagement Party"

 

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