Department of English
Auditorium 112
1155 Union Circle #311307
Denton, TX 76203-5017
Phone: (940) 565-2050
Fax: (940) 565-4355
Sarah Beckwith (Professor of English and Chair of Theater Studies, Duke University)
"What Mamillius Knew: Ceremonies of Initiation in The Winter's Tale."
3:30 pm
ENV 110
Everyone is welcome!
Read more »In the Fall 2012 semester Dr. Marshall Armintor will teach a new class on Jewish Graphic Novels in conjunction with UNT's Jewish Studies Program.
Please see the recent article in the North Texas Daily for more information: http://www.ntdaily.com/?p=65686
Please join the Medieval and Renaissance Colloquium for their final talk fo the semester.
Jeff Doty (English, West Texas A&M University)
"'This Ticklish Commodity of the Vulgar's Favor': Shakespeare and the Popular Appetite"
Monday, April 23, 2012 at 4:00pm
Auditorium Building, Rm. 103
All are welcome!
Read more »The last ASC of the semester features Judith Yaross Lee, a professor in the School of Communication Studies, at Ohio University.
Lee will speak on “Twain's Vernacular Vision and the Visual Vernacular” on April 19 at 3:30 PM in the Willis Library Forum.
For more information, see http://untamericanstudies.weebly.com/.
Read more »There is both a UNT campus reading and a special reading at The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture for inaugural UNT Rilke Prize winner, Laura Kasischke.
Please see "Read more" for details.
Read more »Graduate students Hella Bloom, Darcy Lewis, and Heidi Cephus have recently won awards for their excellent scholarship.
Please see "Read more" for details.
Read more »Nicole Smith’s handsome new book, Sartorial Strategies: Outfitting Aristocrats and Fashioning Conduct in Late Medieval Literature, has just been published by the University of Notre Dame Press.
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Read more »The ASC presents:
Spencer D.C. Keralis, (Council on Library and Information Resources Postdoctoral Research Associate, UNT Libraries) and his lecture "The Squirrel on a Golden Chain: Cruelty, Captivity, and the Making of Enlightenment Boyhood."
Friday, March 30, 2012 at 1 PM in the Willis Library Forum.
Read more »The Medieval and Renaissance Colloquium will host Paige Reynolds next week for what promises to be a wonderful talk.
"Virtue, Vulnerability, and the Judgment of Elizabeth I"
Paige Reynolds (English, University of Central Arkansas)
Friday, March 16, 2012, 4:00 p.m. (AUD 103)
Please join us.
Read more »The 2011-2012 UNT English Department Award winners have been announced.
Please see "Read more" for details.
English Undergraduates!
There will be a recruitment meeting for English students interested in joining the Honors College. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are encouraged to attend:
Thursday, March 8th, 3:30-4:30pm in Sage 258.
The UNT Research Office website has just published a wonderful, lengthy profile our our creative writing program. See http://research.unt.edu/research-profiles/singular-place-singular-time.
Read more »Laura Kasischke’s Space, in Chains published by Copper Canyon Press, has won the first annual UNT Rilke Prize.
Read more »Bruce Bond's new book, The Visible, is now out from LSU Press. The publisher's description states that the book takes readers "into a surreal landscape 'where it is neither day nor night / but both at once,' where light becomes an imaginative force that both illuminates and obscures." The book's cover features glowing praise from Claudia Emerson, Clarie Bateman, and B. H. Fairchild. For details, see http://lsupress.org/books/detail/the-visible/
Read more »The following graduate students have been nominated as representatives from the Department of English for the university-wide Outstanding Teaching Fellow Awards competition: Jessica Hindman, April Murphy, Ashley Reis, and Mark Sweeney.
Read more »There will be a recruitment meeting for English undergraduate students interested in joining the Honors College.
Please see "Read more" for details.
Read more »Join UNT Libraries Monday, February 6th at 4pm in the Willis Library Forum for a celebration of Dickens
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The ASC has a great series this spring.
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The MRC has a great program lined up for the Spring 2012 semester. All are welcome!
Please see "Read More" for the full schedule.
The winter 2011 edition of Studies in the Novel is now available. It features essays on: James Hogg, Charlotte Brontë, Djuna Barnes, Flannery O'Connor, and Margaret Atwood.
For more information, please see their website: http://www.english.unt.edu/sitn/
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