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...David M. Stewart Abstract The first part of this article identifies major problems facing college English in Taiwan, including declining enrollment, reduced funding, and widespread contingent hiring, linking them to similar problems associated with the humanities crisis in the United States...

.... Although the creative writing program emerged before the civil rights and feminist movements brought ethnic studies and women’s studies to college campuses and forced English departments to add to their syllabi some of the writers they had earlier neglected as marginal or as speaking to less universal...

... . “ Realizing the Dream of a Black University .” Observation Post ( New York ), February 14 . Bruffee Kenneth A. 1984 . “ Collaborative Learning and the ‘Conversation on Mankind.’ ” College English 46 , no. 7 : 635 – 52 . Chatterjee Piya , and Maira Sunaina , eds. 2014...

... and structural power, we aim to explore the literary interplay of these categories. 1 Oxford English Dictionary , “Poverty,” https://www-oed-com.sacredheart.idm.oclc.org/view/Entry/149126?redirectedFrom=poverty#eid (accessed April 14, 2022). 2 A search of the New York Times reveals no coverage...

.... Press . Strub Whitney . 2010 . Perversion for Profit: The Politics of Pornography and the Rise of the New Right . Columbia Univ. Press : New York . Suvin Darko . 1972 . “ On the Poetics of the Science Fiction Genre .” College English 34 , no. 3 : 372 – 92 . Trogdon...

...-first-century corporate academy. St. John Fisher, a college in Rochester, New York, has roots in the liberal arts tradition and comprises five separate schools (arts and sciences, business, nursing, education, and pharmacy). Enrollments in our English Department have been steadily dropping over the last...

... , edited by Bod Rens , Maat Jaap , and Weststeijn Thijs , 479 – 93 . Amsterdam : Amsterdam Univ. Press . Trimbur John . 2006 . “ Linguistic Memory and the Politics of US English .” College English 68 , no. 6 : 575 – 88 . Twain Mark . 1996 . Adventures...

... and must be sent by 15 June 2004 to Samuel Otter; Department of English; 322 Wheeler Hall #1030; University of Cali- fornia; Berkeley, California 94708–1030 ([email protected]; or to Robert S. Levine; Department of English; University of Maryland; College Park, Maryland 20742 (rlevine...

... But Washington’s power to shape how books were used—or not used—in the classrooms of historically black colleges and universities constitutes an alternative historical tra- jectory. In this parallel narrative of the fate of English, proponents of modern literary studies were not opposed to classicists...

... Practice .” College English 53 , no. 3 : 264 – 81 . Kang Laura Hyun Yi . 2003 . “ Conjuring ‘Comfort Women’: Mediated Affiliations and Disciplined Subjects in Korean/American Transnationality .” Journal of Asian American Studies 6 , no. 1 : 2 – 55 . Keller Nora Okja . 1997...

... – 3 . Stetson Elizabeth Mills . 1907 . “ The Management of Details .” Editor 25 , no. 1 : 16 – 20 . Stewart George . 1948 . “ The Regional Approach to Literature .” College English 9 , no. 7 : 370 – 75 . Thompson Maurice . 1892 . “ Richter, a Painter...

... discussion in English of any of these poets and will surely bring about a re- evaluation of Sánchez’s place in Chicana(o) literary history. (The only other book-length study of a single Chicana(o) poet I’m aware of is Erminio Corti’s...

... 2001 Announcements 2000 Jay B. Hubbell Medal Nina Baym, Professor of English at the University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, was awarded the 2000 Jay B. Hubbell Medal in American Litera- ture by the American Literature Section of the Modern Language Association. The annual award...

... influence was reciprocal and that the American writer in turn helps us better understand four English poets: W. H. Auden, F. T. Prince, Lee Harwood, and Mark Ford. A Theology of Sense: John Updike, Embodiment, and Late Twentieth-Century American Literature . By Scott Dill. Columbus: Ohio State Univ...

... Core is leading to the displacement of literature from classrooms: “Sheridan Blau, a professor at Teachers College at Columbia University, said teachers across the country have told him their principals are insisting that English teachers make 70 percent of their readings nonfiction. ‘The effect...

... liter- ary history through an “organizing grid of period” (114) have remained remarkably resilient, since the study of English was first established in Lon- don university colleges during the 1840s. Significantly, though, this book’s title situates periodization in the past tense, since Underwood...

... images. Manuscripts should be 3,000 to 7,000 words and should follow MLA style. Submissions accompanied by sufficient return postage may be sent to Dr. Alexia Kosmider, ATQ Special Issue Editor, Department of English, Uni...

... 2002 Announcements 2001 Jay B. Hubbell Medal Paul Lauter, Professor of English at Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, was awarded the 2001 Jay B. Hubbell Medal in American Literature by the American Literature Section of the Modern Language Association. The an- nual award...

...., 1964], 187). Morris Mur- phy notes its ‘‘Wordsworthian’’ tenor Wordsworthian Concepts in ‘The Great Stone Face,’ ’’ College English 23 [February 1962]: 364–65). Nancy Bunge says that, other...

... not dictate readings but relinquish enough authority to be persuaded (at least theoretically) by student arguments.” As practiced in Taiwanese English departments, New Criticism restored “the student-centered interpretive writing lost when New Criticism was imported and taught as a formalist abstraction...