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While books are often cast as axiomatically good, Professor Jody Mason’s new book Books for Development: Canada In the Late Twentieth-Century World, argues that this …
In the Fall of 2024 Professor Adam Barrows taught a graduate seminar on the topic of madness and time in 20th-century literature. This will be the topic …
Carleton University has been recognized again for its world-class researchers, contributing to its continued growth as one of Canada’s top research-intensive universities. This year, 93 …
Dr. Stuart Murray has published new articles in Rhetoric Society Quarterly and in The Conversation. Empathy as Bug: The Rhetoric of MAGA’s “Battle” in Rhetoric Society Quarterly: …
A new podcast, CommonS Sense: Reclaiming common sense for a livable future, has been developed by Dr. Barbara Leckie and produced by Mary Stinson, former executive producer …
Gorgeous books and royal annotations What did Katherine Parr and Henry VIII write in their books? Step into the private libraries of one of history’s …
Doctoral candidate Sarah Dorward has just published “Embracing ‘Elsewhereness’: May Agnes Fleming and Late Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic Authorship” in the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of …
Congratulations to Dr. John Coleman for the publication of his new article, “The Business Case for Diversity: Hari Kunzru’s Transmission as Commentary on Racialized Literary Promotions,” …
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