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Literature and Visual Arts

Virtual NYI
Winter Session
January 18-29, 2021

  • Lit/Vis-A: Drama, Resistance, and an Uprising of Poetry
    (Leah Lowe, Vanderbilt University & Polly Gannon, Independent Scholar)
  • Lit/Vis-B: The Films of George Romero
    (Jim McFarland, Vanderbilt University)
  • Lit-Vis-C: The Seldom Taught Secrets of Writing in English
    (Eugene Hammond, Stony Brook University)
  • Lit/Vis-D: Individuals matter. Nabokov's "Invitation to a Beheading"
    (Anna Maslennikova)
  • Lit/Vis-E: Waste, Infrastructure, and Landscape: Ethical and Aesthetic Questions in Art Photography
    (Yola Monakhov Stockton, SUNY Buffalo State)
  • Ling-M: The Mental Life of Modernism
    (Samuel Jay Keyser, MIT)
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