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GSLL Theory Reading Group, fall 2021

 

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The GSLL Theory Reading Group offers curious thinkers an informal, relaxed setting to read and discuss over the course of a semester theoretical texts of utility for the study of literature, film and culture. Participation is open to advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty. After a pandemic-induced hiatus, the Reading Group reconvened this semester to discuss a selection from Lauren Berlant’s essay collection on sex and citizenship The Queen of America Goes to Washington City. The Reading Group met in person on three Wednesday late afternoons (September 8, October 6, November 3) in Dey Hall.  Questions about the Reading Group may be directed to Professors Gabriel Trop, Richard Langston, or Aleksandra Prica.

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