Willa Cather's unique literary voice took on the experience of American settlers in a new land with a passion and diversity no other writer has shown. We will explore a variety of landscapes and lives...
Ever wondered how it is that we know what we think we know? Dive into twentieth-century philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein’s accessible and engaging On Certainty, in which a new mode of inquiry into...
A deep dive into three of Euripides' plays featuring distinctly different monumental heroines, this class, the first of a planned ongoing series on women in Greek tragedy, will explore three plays by...
Virginia Woolf's October 1928 Orlando: A Biography is at once a bubbling jeu d'esprit of playfulness, humor and imagination, a keen critique of women's disinheritance and critics' cruelty, and a paean...
We take our title from the recently published, critically acclaimed work by Michael Gorra, “a mesmerizing work of literary thought that recontextualizes Faulkner in light of the most plangent cultural...