Of Hubris, Academia, and the Audacity of Failure
Just a few minutes into my dissertation defense, a little over a year ago now, my outside reader pointed to …
Just a few minutes into my dissertation defense, a little over a year ago now, my outside reader pointed to …
While some of the writers I intend to highlight in this series will likely be unfamiliar to all but the …
Since my exchange with Bill Benzon response over this post, I’ve been doing a little further pondering over the question …
A couple of weeks ago I posted my thoughts on the interesting project of teaching the 20th century through American …
I had a conversation with a friend and colleague late last month about a hypothetical class teaching the twentieth century …
It’s been a packed couple of weeks; my fiancee and I moved across town, and I’ve been trying to play …
Another question that I am often asked about the use of cognitive science in the context of literary scholarship and …
Today seems like the perfect time to return to the blog and plug in a second installment of the “why …