Comparison as Accompaniment, Not Mourning, Haun Saussy, University of Chicago, Monday, April 14, 2025, 5:30 pm, Moore Hall, Filene Auditorium, Free and open to the public.
This course offers an introduction to Sufism as world literature. It explores its universal appeal (in such languages as Arabic English, Persian, Spanish, and Turkish, Urdu Etc.) and its many aesthetic manifestations and transformations around the world. @ 10A, Eman Morsi.
Professor Martín's work focuses on the importance of violence in territories of Basque and its intersection with gender and democracy.
Chukwuka Odigbo '25 cites research by professors Ayo Coly and Kimberly Juanita Brown in an opinion piece calling for the end of jokes at the expense of African mothers.
In their new book, George Edmondson and Klaus Mladek make the case for melancholia as a vital form of social critique and political renewal.
Professor Miya Xie and senior lecturer Andrew Simon received prestigious awards for their recent books.
Michelle Sun successfully defended her thesis. Congratulations! photo: Prof. Dennis Washburn, Michelle Sun, Prof. David LaGuardia.
Claudia Rankine, American poet, essayist, playwright, and editor gave this year's Annual Hoffman Lecture on November 12, 2024.
Umer Al Dulaimi, an MA '25 Comparative Literature student, reflects on Marwan Kaabour's recent public talk at Dartmouth.
Dartmouth Professor Roopika Risam uses data driven information in the new film "Borderland: The Line Within".
