"The limits of my language are the limits of my world" (Wittgenstein)
In English 53.04, “Telling Stories For Social Change,” which is offered each fall, Dartmouth students meet weekly with female clients at Valley Vista, a substance abuse rehabilitation center in Bradford, Vermont, to share their stories with one another.
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Professor Tanoukhi’s research and teaching focus on questions of scale, form, and critical thinking in 20th and 21st century world literature, with a focus on global Anglophone literature, the novel, literary and narrative theory, and aesthetics.
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Presented by the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature organization, the Paul Engle Prize honors an individual who represents a pioneering spirit in the world of literature through writing, editing, publishing, or teaching.
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English and Creative Writing major Kendall Christensen '19 presented a paper she wrote for Professor Boggs' American Prose course at the annual conference of the Ephemera Society of America.
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The Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award – based at Claremont Graduate University and given for poetry volumes published in the preceding year - is one of the most prestigious prizes a contemporary poet can receive.
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Rhodes Scholar Sarah Waltcher ’16 will pursue graduate studies at the University of Oxford next year.
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On April 7 and 8, 2016, the Department of English will bring together established authorities and new scholars in Sanborn Library, working with a range of concepts of modernism and approaches to modernist work.
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English Department faculty and students enjoy a dinner together in Sanborn Library.
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Professors Donald Pease and James Dobson's winter term course, "The American Renaissance: Classic Literature of the 19th Century ," is available to all.
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Author Salman Rushdie spent over an hour in Sanborn Library discussing the art of creative writing with students during his visit to Dartmouth.
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