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The Atlantic | Prof Joshua Bennett discusses on “Why So Many MIT Students Are Writing Poetry”

The Atlantic | Prof Joshua Bennett discusses on “Why So Many MIT Students Are Writing Poetry”

Times Literary Supplement | Fantastic Review of Arthur Bahr’s <em>Chasing the Pearl</em>

Times Literary Supplement | Fantastic Review of Arthur Bahr’s Chasing the Pearl

Art in America: Reframed | New article by Prof Eugenie Brinkema, “Deleuze’s Newly Translated Seminars on Painting Are Chaotic and Magnificent”

Art in America: Reframed | New article by Prof Eugenie Brinkema, “Deleuze’s Newly Translated Seminars on Painting Are Chaotic and Magnificent”

Prof Ben Mangrum’s newest book released this July 2025! <em>The Comedy of Computation: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Obsolescence</em>

Prof Ben Mangrum’s newest book released this July 2025! The Comedy of Computation: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Obsolescence

MIT News | Processing our technological angst through humor with Prof Ben Mangrum!

MIT News | Processing our technological angst through humor with Prof Ben Mangrum!

July 16th | Ernst Robert Curtius Lecture with Wiebke Denecke

July 16th | Ernst Robert Curtius Lecture with Wiebke Denecke

Eugenie Brinkema published in <em>Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture</em> Volume 58, Number 1

Eugenie Brinkema published in Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture Volume 58, Number 1

Prof Ruth Perry’s newest book released in the US this July 2025! <em>The Ballad World of Anna Gordon, Mrs. Brown of Falkland</em>

Prof Ruth Perry’s newest book released in the US this July 2025! The Ballad World of Anna Gordon, Mrs. Brown of Falkland

Willie Donaldson published in <em>Studies in Scottish Literature</em> Vol 51, Issue 1

Willie Donaldson published in Studies in Scottish Literature Vol 51, Issue 1

MIT Technology Review | Prof Ben Mangrum asks, “What if computer history were a romantic comedy?”

MIT Technology Review | Prof Ben Mangrum asks, “What if computer history were a romantic comedy?”

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