"The limits of my language are the limits of my world" (Wittgenstein)
During Spring Term 2020, professors will be teaching remotely using platforms such as Zoom, Slack, TechSmith Relay, and Canvas. Please read this article for more detailed information.
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Students in Prof. Dever and Prof. Harner's British literature classes attended rehearsals and researched and wrote program notes for the Theater Department's winter term main stage production.
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Students in Professor Chaney's winter term Vox Clamantis 19th century literature class investigate ideas of wilderness in the Rauner Special Collections, including the original constitution of the Dartmouth Outing Club and a logbook from the DOC cabin on Moose Mountain.
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Students in the 2019 fall term course God and Darwin created the exhibit Deus Ex Homine for the Fairbanks Museum in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
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Professor Jeff Sharlet brings a five-part adaptation of his 2008 best-selling nonfiction book The Family to Netflix.
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Professor Vievee Francis judged over 300 new titles in poetry for the 2019 National Book Awards and Professor Jeff Sharlet chaired the nonfiction panel of judges, evaluating nearly 600 recent and forthcoming books.
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The Department of English & Creative welcomes two new postdoctoral scholars, James A. Godley and Nicholas Rinehart.
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Assistant Professor Joshua Bennett was invited by The New York Times to contribute to The 1619 Project's "literary timeline".
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This spring (2019), Professor Joshua Bennett will be teaching the course Introduction to African American Environmental Thought: The Black Outdoors (ENGL 53.29).
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Sarah Alpert '21 presented her poster "Androgyny and the Gaze: Ethics, Identity, and Urban Detachment in Charlotte Bronte’s Villette" at the 2018 NAVSA meeting in St. Petersburg, FL.
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