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Building a Better Major: The Case of English
"About 75% of English Departments we surveyed say they have made changes or are going to make changes to the major--but we don't really have evidence...
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Race and the Epistemologies of Otherness
Excerpted from chapter 5 of Race by Martin Orkin and Alexa Alice Joubin. New Critical idiom Sereis. London: Routledge, 2019, pp. 193-227. Full text...
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CFP: for the Special Issue of Intertexts: "Epistemology as Border(land)s in the Age of Globalization"
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