..., the dual-enrolled high school student, the thirtysomething mill worker, the working mother by allowing those students space to share their zones with others. St. Ovid: The Patron Poet of the Contact Zone Gray Kochhar-Lindgren Professing in the Contact Zone brings together a broad range of writing teach...

... Watterson and Gordon Harvey for their thoughtful comments and suggestions. 438 Pedagogy Why Are We Reading a Handbook on Rape? Young Women Transform a Classic Madeleine Kahn How can you talk about Ovid s technique? Maria blurted out with barely contained outrage. Can t you see how abusive Ovid...

... and suggestions. 438 Pedagogy Why Are We Reading a Handbook on Rape? Young Women Transform a Classic Madeleine Kahn How can you talk about Ovid s technique? Maria blurted out with barely contained outrage. Can t you see how abusive Ovid is in this story? Don t you think there s a reason Echo can only echo...

... of Allusion: Virgil and Ovid in Dante's “Commedia,” ed. Jacoff Rachel Schnapp Jeffrey T. , 113 – 30 . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . ———. 2000 . “‘Are You Here?’: Surprise in the Comedy.” In Sparks and Seeds: Medieval Literature and Its Afterlife; Essays in Honor of John...

... into Dante’s intellectual world and the material world of the medieval book, the table can also be used in class to access the images of manuscripts during class discussions of the major literary influences on Dante (e.g., Virgil’s Aeneid or Ovid’s Metamorphoses). While the “official” twenty...

..., the dual-enrolled high school student, the thirtysomething mill worker, the working mother by allowing those students space to share their zones with others. St. Ovid: The Patron Poet of the Contact Zone Gray Kochhar-Lindgren Professing in the Contact Zone brings together a broad range of writing teach...

... these reproaches and remained in the stratosphere (Ovide 2021 ). While their reputations took a hit in some circles, we all became only further entrenched in their modes of participation. In the realm of education, another tech company more stealthily cashed in on the social distancing imposed by the pandemic...

... . 2 vols . Oxford : Early English Text Society . Machan Tim William . 1996 . “ Thomas Berthelette and Gower’s Confessio .” Studies in the Age of Chaucer 18 : 143 – 66 . McCabe T. Matthew N. 2011 . Gower’s Vulgar Tongue: Ovid, Lay Religion, and English Poetry...

..., Shakespeare’sThe Tempest, short excerpts from Jessie Weston on the Grail legend, segments of the New Testa- ment, Tennyson’s “Maud,” Whitman’s “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d,” and excerpts from Ovid; students also listened to Romantic-­era musical compositions and early works of Arnold...

... of three essay collections: Sexuality and Memory in Early Modern England: Literature and the Erotics of Recollection (2015), Ovid and Masculinity in English Renaissance Literature (2020), and Making Milton (forthcoming). His books include Shakespeare at Peace (2018), Shakespeare and the Afterlife...

... of keeping. Dante calls them a “school” in which he becomes the sixth poet. The instructor can discuss Dante’s initial pride in this section and can remind students now of his former arrogance. Upon first sighting, this school of poets — including Ovid, Homer, and Lucan — are united with Homer...

... States since at least the 1840s. Story cycles date to the earliest written narratives, and their origins span the globe: Homer’s Odyssey, Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Boccaccio’s Decameron, Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, the Panchatantra, the A Thousand and One Nights, and Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur...

... stories in order to craft epiphanic fiction. Sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison once told us that he thought most of the fantasy being produced by novice writers sincerely flattered Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” (which suggests a full circle, as Kafka partially imitated classical writer Ovid and his Meta...

... of intertextuality” (59). In addition to discussing Butler University’s origins and its “dynamic, community-centered, and practical” institutional culture, Weidner discusses founder Ovid Butler’s role in emphasizing the importance of the study of English language and literature as a practical course of study...

... understand why the monks of the Middle Ages preferred copying Ovid and Seneca and failed to preserve that institution s records. In the contemporary world, at the higher levels of education, the continuing critique of discipli- nary authority erodes the intellectual justifications for anthologies. This body...

... understand why the monks of the Middle Ages preferred copying Ovid and Seneca and failed to preserve that institution s records. In the contemporary world, at the higher levels of education, the continuing critique of discipli- nary authority erodes the intellectual justifications for anthologies. This body...

... understand why the monks of the Middle Ages preferred copying Ovid and Seneca and failed to preserve that institution s records. In the contemporary world, at the higher levels of education, the continuing critique of discipli- nary authority erodes the intellectual justifications for anthologies. This body...

... overlap is called the canon. Perhaps in antiquity there was something like a state board of education that established a uniform curriculum, but if it existed, one can understand why the monks of the Middle Ages preferred copying Ovid and Seneca and failed to preserve that institution s records...