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...takes on less conventional, more interdisciplinary projects, Gilligan says NYU is a place where she can keep her three main interests—art, psychology and literature??alive and intertwined...
...that committee drafted General Education in a Free Society—commonly known as “the Redbook”—which suggested a curriculum of diverse courses in the humanities, social sciences and sciences. There were courses on the “Great Texts of Literature?? as well as “History of Science.” Like Lowell’s system, students had to take six of their 16 undergraduate courses under the umbrella of general education, distributing these courses among the three divisions...
...Education means nothing if we your teachers cannot stand with you in solidarity and practice what we preach,” said Lecturer in History and Literature Tim McCarthy ’93, who skipped teaching English 176a: “American Protest Literature?? with Associate Professor of English John Stauffer yesterday. “America is what it is because of those who have been encouraged to challenge the status...
...before I begin examining these two factors, I realize that my analysis is susceptible to the critique that John Stauffer, associate professor of English and American Civilization, disturbingly leveled on Lecturer on History and Literature Timothy P. McCarthy ’93 in an “American Protest Literature?? lecture last spring. McCarthy was commenting on the sexually starved status of the Harvard community and Stauffer said, “Speak for yourself.” So yes, I concede that there are indeed personal factors to account for—my own awkwardness...
This semester she is taking English 253, “Austen, James, and the Novelist of Strategy” and English 298, “Literary Theory in the Life of Literature?? and reading E.M. Forster for her upcoming collection of essays on the ethics of the novel...