Associate Professor of Literature Stephanie Frampton was recently featured in MIT News to discuss her recently published book, Empire of Letters, now available through Oxford University Press.
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This popular activity – which aims to reach all lovers of poetry – has been offered every IAP for the last twenty years. Each one-hour session is devoted to a single poet, usually a single poem. The goal is discussion and shared pleasure. No lectures or professorial arrogance allowed. Some participants attend every session, but many others attend only once or twice to read and discuss a favorite poet or poem. The roster of poets is always immensely diverse: from ancient Chinese masters to contemporary American poets laureate, from such famous Greats as Shakespeare, Keats, and Auden to Dr. Seuss and Bob Dylan. Discussion and collaborative close reading are the aim and ideal of each hour.
Monday – Friday @ 1:00 – 2:00 PM (14N-417)
Ryan Robinson ’16 was featured again in Forbes to discuss his recent startup Conduit!
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Professor Diana Henderson is featured in the first episode of the PBS “Shakespeare Uncovered” Series on “Much Ado About Nothing” as hosted by Helen Hunt.
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