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February 15, 2022

Rebranding the Human: On Wynter’s Custodial ‘Poiesis’ with Axelle Karera

Axelle Karera
Thursday, March 3
5-7PM
188 Dwinelle Hall

January 13, 2022

Simon(e) van Saarloos and Matthew Stadler in conversation on January 29

Saturday, January 29, 2022
2-4pm

Thinking Together in the Present: an unrehearsed conversation with Dutch-American philosopher, journalist, and activist Simon(e) van Saarloos and Matthew Stadler, the editor of ArtsEverywhere’s Polity of Literature series. Presented in collaboration with PS Guelph.

December 1, 2021

Rhetoric PhD Alum, Paul Nadal, Awarded the 1921 Prize for Best Essay in American Literature from the American Literature Society
The 1921 Prize is awarded annually by the Advisory Council of the American Literature Society for “the best article in any field of American literature.” Read Paul Nadal’s award-winning essay, “Cold War Remittance Economy: US Creative Writing and the Importation of New Criticism,” in American Quarterly, here.

November 12, 2021

Spring 2022: Junior Proseminar

Rhetoric 198: Supervised Group Study: 1-unit
Mondays, 3-4pm (Bi-weekly)
7415 Dwinelle
Class #29821

Supervised Group Study: Junior Proseminar

October 26, 2021

Berkeley Data Science Students Help Uncover How Flaubert Honed “Madame Bovary”

When Gustave Flaubert published his groundbreaking “Madame Bovary” as a serialized novel in “Revue de Paris” in 1856, the story stirred up more than outrage and charges of obscenity ag