News Home 5 News Japan’s Asahi Shimbun Highlights Prof. Wiebke Denecke’s Reflections on the Self, AI, and Value Plurality at the Kyoto–Oxford SymposiumMITHIC News | Inside MITHIC: Artificial Shakespeares with Prof. Shankar RamanAOC | Prof. Bruno discusses LGBT+ in America: Revocation of CitizenshipNew Books Network | High Theory: A “Generic” Podcast Interview with Prof. Mangrum,Critical Inquiry | New review of Prof. Mangrum’s book, The Comedy of ComputationCongratulations! Literature’s second annual celebration of our recently published Literature faculty: Profs Bennett, Mangrum, and Perry!Arts in America | Prof. Eugenie Brinkema and Two Museums Take on Performative Masculinity, Looksmaxxing, Incels, and Other Macho Buzzwords That Don’t Belong There.Lit@MIT Summer 2026 Reading List: Literature Instructor PicksPoetry Foundation Essay | Prof. Joshua Bennett on “Extraordinary Cases” and Bruce M. WrightCamera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies | Prof. Jessica Ruffin “Fluid in All Aspects, Except for Race”: Black Faces and the Limits of Abstraction4 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445 5
Japan’s Asahi Shimbun Highlights Prof. Wiebke Denecke’s Reflections on the Self, AI, and Value Plurality at the Kyoto–Oxford Symposium
Congratulations! Literature’s second annual celebration of our recently published Literature faculty: Profs Bennett, Mangrum, and Perry!
Arts in America | Prof. Eugenie Brinkema and Two Museums Take on Performative Masculinity, Looksmaxxing, Incels, and Other Macho Buzzwords That Don’t Belong There.
Camera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies | Prof. Jessica Ruffin “Fluid in All Aspects, Except for Race”: Black Faces and the Limits of Abstraction
