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An Introduction to “The Toni Morrison Dataset”
Toni Morrison remains as an invaluable and popular literary icon within the African American and American literary traditions. "The Toni Morrison...
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Hacking the History of Hackensack
I live in Hackensack, New Jersey, and have been living here for two years. Our class was assigned a neighborhood walk, and for the assignment we had...
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Call for Submissions - PSA 33, Special Issue on "Six Characters as World Literature"
Call for Submissions PSA XXXIII (2020) Co-editors: Enza De Francisci, Lisa Sarti, and Michael Subialka PSA , the journal of the Pirandello Society of...
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Walking through Virginia’s Revolutionary History
I am very fortunate to live within a close radius of many diverse historical places across the state of Virginia. On September 26th, I went for a...
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My walk through East Orange
On the walk that I took through East Orange, which is my neighborhood, The observations that I had were pretty eye-opening. I was noticing the amount...
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Interview with David Bodenhamer
In this video, I interview David Bodenhamer, the founding Executive Director of The Polis Center and Professor of History at Indiana University--...
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What We should be Writing about
To answer the question of what I think we should be writing about, I think we should be writing about Black History along with Jamaican History. I...
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The Imagination Desk Podcast
The Imagination Desk is a podcast from the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University where we chat with artists, authors,...
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Being thoughtful on "academizing" and accessibility in poetry writing
In my experience what has drawn me to poetry was its accessibility in terms of being able to produce art from an “ameatur” standpoint and having...
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CSI Skill Tree: Representations of Africa and Africans in Video Games
The CSI Skill Tree series from the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University examines how video games envision possible...
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Fact Check Essay
Dale Henry Christina Katopodis English Composition 17, November 2020 As for the presidential election, a lot of issues were explained and talked...
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Welcome to HASTAC Scholars!
Welcome New HASTAC Scholar! I am excited to announce that you have been accepted into the 2020-2021 HASTAC Scholars Program! Because of your...
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Madwomen in Quarantine: The Wallpaper We Have Yet to Tear
Mad “ Of a person, action, disposition, etc.: uncontrolled by reason or judgement; foolish, unwise… of a person: insane, crazy; mentally unbalanced...
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Campbell and the Computer: A new approach to AI and generated text
I’m bad to watch films with. If I’m not making facetious commentary or instantly imitating any onscreen lines I find even slightly amusing, I’m...
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MLA Panel on "D'Annunzio as World Literature," Thursday Jan. 7 @ 5:15pm (EST)
Please join us for our panel at the upcoming MLA Convention (Toronto, 2021, held remotely): Session 192 - D’Annunzio as World Literature: Translation...
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Introducing Salwa!
Hello! My name's Salwa Kazi and I'm an Independent Researcher. I'm currently busying myself with conferences, academic research and graduate school...
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Introduction Post: All About those Stories
Hi Everyone, I'm Sam, a creative writer and instructor who seeks to diversify and challenge dominant narratives. This is a broad and relatively...
