Events - 2016

This dissertation develops the concept of embodied invention, an epistemology and design philosophy that treats multimodal media—such as comics and videogames—as heuristics for translating knowledges between bodies, communities, and cultures.

A panel discussion and conversation with Tristanne Connolly, Kevin McGuirk, David-Antoine Williams, and Chad Wriglesworth.

Poetry can be intimidating for students, and they often come to university already resisting the genre. It can also be challenging to teach well, especially to early undergraduates.

The next meeting of the Waterloo Renaissance Workshop will take place this Wednesday, March 9, from 3-4 p.m. in Hagey Hall 232.

Please join English Language & Literature at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, February 26 for a talk by Sharon Morgan Beckford-Foster (Rochester Institute of Technology), titled “From Nomad to Modern Citizen: New Literary Reflections on Blackness in Richard Wright’s Philosophy of History.”