COLT 49.6 Multilingualism and Its Others
COLT 49.6, Multilingualism and Its Others, Professor Komska, @ 10A
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US history is a Pandora's box!
There has never been a better moment to open it. Past controversy has often been diluted. After Trump’s victory, there’s a real opportunity to discuss what counts as history and the role it plays in democracy.
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Welcome First Year Student
This page will help you navigate your first year at Dartmouth. The program provides students with ample opportunity to study literature and culture from a wide array of critical perspectives.
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Students Learn About Global Displacement in ‘Migration Stories’
“Migrants have always been ‘othered,’” says Professor Silvia Spitta.
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Congratulations to the MA Graduate Theses Presenters
For all your hard work and determination we congratulate you!
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Fifteen Students and Alumni Offered Fulbrights
Congratulations to Evelyn Fernandez-Lizarrago '16 on her Fulbright Scholarship. She receivedd an English teaching assistant grant, South Korea.
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Kacandes Works with Students on Lessons of the Holocaust
Kacandes, an expert on the Holocaust and traumatic memory, hired undergraduate research assistants, including Williamson, to help her prepare for an address she delivered in San Diego this fall at the 40th annual conference of the German Studies Association.
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Iryna Shuvalova, GR '14 names Gates Cambridge Scholar
Award-winning Ukrainian poet and translator Iryna Shuvalova, GR ’14, has been named a Gates Cambridge Scholar for 2016. Shuvalova plans to earn a PhD in Slavonic studies, focusing on how armed conflict and post-conflict trauma have informed the Ukrainian oral poetic tradition.
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Michelle Warren leads Digital Humanities and Social Engagement
Michelle Warren, Professor of Comparative Literature, is the project lead for a new research cluster that has been awarded a $15 million endowment.
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Klaus Milich Is Named Montgomery Fellows Program Director
Klaus Milich, a senior lecturer in Comparative Literature, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Jewish Studies, and the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program, has been named director of the Montgomery Fellows Program, effective Jan. 1, 2016.
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Recent Publications
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Continental Strangers: German Exile Cinema, 1933-1951
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Philology and the Mirage of Time (ed)
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What It Takes to Win in the Fairy Tale: Trickster Heroes in 'The Boy Steals the Ogre's Treasure
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The Tale of Genji
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