2015 Spring Jamboree Wednesday, March 25 2015, 2:30pm The Joseph Brown Hall Lawn Read more about 2015 Spring Jamboree
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. Ruhumbika also provide the conference's keynote address. Read more about Dr. Ruhumbika Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
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. Peter O'Neill. Click here for information about the lecture, titled "The Ends of Transnationalism and U.S. Cultural Imperialism.” Read more about Dr. O'Neill and Comparative Literature Department Host Willson Distinguished Lecturer John Carlos Rowe
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. Visit the picture gallery to see images from the event. Read more about 1st Annual CMLT Jamboree Draws Large Crowds
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. Read more about 2014 Spring Department Newsletter
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The Neoliberal “Virus”: Capitalism and the Body from Augustine’s CONFESSIONS to Colm Tóibín’s THE STORY OF NIGHT back to contents Guillermo Severiche Louisiana State University The Neoliberal “Virus”: Capitalism and the Body from Augustine’s Confessions to Colm Tóibín’s The Story of the Night Tags: Xenophile Articles Issue 2 Read more about The Neoliberal “Virus”: Capitalism and the Body from Augustine’s CONFESSIONS to Colm Tóibín’s THE STORY OF NIGHT
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THE MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES and AGAINST METHOD: Mythologizing Science back to contents Marcus Hurney The University of Georgia The Man Without Qualities and Against Method: Mythologizing Science Tags: Xenophile Articles Issue 2 Read more about THE MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES and AGAINST METHOD: Mythologizing Science