... on the state of disciplines: we think very badly about institutions, when we do at all. © 2014 by University of Oregon 2014 ACLA institution discipline comparative literature graduate programs Works Cited Cooper Mark Garrett Marx John . “Crisis, Crisis, Crisis: Big Media...

... of comparative literature department and program chairs, center or institute directors, committee chairs, graduate or undergraduate officers—anyone who administratively represents a comparative literature academic unit. All colleagues who have administrative responsibility for comparative literature in any...

... to include Comparative Literature more fully in its new project to create an online directory of graduate programs in English and in Foreign Languages, and the MLA has indicated its will- ingness to do so. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE/vi (4) To further strengthen our ties with the ACLA...

..., but in graduate programs as well. A sharp decline is evident in the interest in literary studies as a whole. Far fewer undergraduates take courses in literature or major in it, which means fewer jobs for PhDs and fewer graduate students and seminars. Among the few enrolled in literature courses are social...

... visible and well-resourced Indigenous language capacity (including acquisition of Indigenous languages) in graduate programs with language requirements? What might make it possible for students engaging Indigenous literary texts in Māori studies, Samoan studies, Fijian studies, Hawaiian studies, and so...

... to bring you up to date on the activities of the Association of Departments and Programs of Comparative Literature (ADPCL). For those of you who may not be familiar with the ADPCL, we are an adminis- trators’ group that brings together program chairs, department heads, curricu- lum directors, graduate...

... of Departments and Pro- grams of Comparative Literature (ADPCL), a partner organization of the ACLA. Our participants include program and department chairs, graduate and under- graduate directors, and others who guide or would like to create comparative literature curricula, programs, institutes, etc...

... Colleagues, We’re glad to provide this annual report on the Association of Departments and Pro- grams of Comparative Literature (ADPCL), which is the administrative organization for Comparative Literature department and program chairs, graduate or undergraduate of- ficers, committee chairs, etc...

... in December 2004. Haun Saussy con- vened the session “Comparative Literature in an Age of Globalization: Present- ing the 2004 ACLA Report on the State of the Discipline,” which evoked a lively discussion about Comparative Literature as a discipline and about its graduate and undergraduate programs...

.... Perhaps graduate students should remind their departments that we want them to make nominations for this prize, which carries a cash award of $1000 and the honor of selection. I hope to see many members in Boulder next year for the first meeting of the new millennium. Jonathan Culler President...

... undergraduate and graduate levels, is still grounded in a period-and-genre coverage model of literary training and is heavily weighted toward studying British literature, with a more recent emphasis on American and contemporary literatures as a critical focus. Although the department has been teaching...

... to graduate students and to interested undergraduates, and we will be exploring a variety of ways in which our group, and our website, can become more useful to our full membership: for initial searches for appropriate gradu- ate programs, for help in formulating orals fields and dissertation plans...

..., Gail from Oregon, who writes of a son who “was so smart he belonged to Mensa,” but student debt “was one of the factors that drove him to suicide.” “He was very depressed” over large undergraduate and graduate loans. Debt not only compounds in interest but also stretches to other parts...

... pedagogical examples for undergraduate and graduate students learning how to undertake film analysis, chapter 1 tackles the dense symbolism of Zhang Yimou’s Red Sor- ghum (1987), exposing certain proto-capitalist sensibilities and desires that appear to be projected backwards in time (and into the minds...

... into the Core, which is not even a major. In the under- graduate Core, this can happen—this I have had experience of, this is not a plan —this I have had experience of in my teaching of Literary Criticism 1, which is not a major course, an underclass course which I had devised, against much hostility from...

... studies also underwrote his teaching, both in the Department of Romance Languages and in the Comparative Literature Program, where a broad spectrum of undergraduate and graduate courses consistently cut across the boundaries of national literary traditions. In short, Tom’s distinguished international...

... of graduate students, and the patterns of academic hiring make projects and itineraries that do not pass through the hub of the wheel, such as those with a South-South focus, extremely difficult to realize. This was not on the agenda of the globalizing comparative literature of the late 1980s...

... example: that of the California university system, which now (as an alternative to the defunct affirmative action program) invites graduate student applicants to detail any special hardships they may have suffered. Though not as clearcut as his response to capital punishment, Simpson’s conclusion seems...

... example: that of the California university system, which now (as an alternative to the defunct affirmative action program) invites graduate student applicants to detail any special hardships they may have suffered. Though not as clearcut as his response to capital punishment, Simpson’s conclusion seems...

... example: that of the California university system, which now (as an alternative to the defunct affirmative action program) invites graduate student applicants to detail any special hardships they may have suffered. Though not as clearcut as his response to capital punishment, Simpson’s conclusion seems...