Department of English
Penn English is a vibrant intellectual community with an internationally renowned faculty, a highly selective graduate program, and a thriving undergraduate program. Our distinguished research faculty work across a full range of fields, materials, and approaches: from Medieval Studies to Contemporary Poetics; Book History and Digital Humanities; and theories of Gender and Sexuality, Race and Transnationalism, Empire and Globalization. Beyond the classroom, a wide array of working groups devoted to these fields brings together faculty, students, and visiting scholars. In research and teaching, we balance inventive and traditional methodologies, new and old media, close reading and big data, small seminars and worldwide MOOCs.
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On Belonging: Music, Displacement, and Well-Being
- Carol Muller
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Neutrøis
- Syd Zolf
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Songs of Protest From South Asia
- Sara Kazmi
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Bridging Dyke and Trans Feminisms: An Intergenerational Exhibition and Salon Series
- Heather Love and Juno Rosenhaus (Founder, Dyke+ ArtHaus) with support from M.C. Overholt (Weitzman) and S.E. Eisterer (GSWS/FQT)
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South Korean Feminist Poetics: Gender, Han, and the Violence of the Archive (Mundan)
- Celine Choi
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Helen Hunt Jackson’s Ramona and its adaptations (The One Series)
- Natalia Reyes
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First-Year Seminar at the Kelly Writers House
- Julia Bloch
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The Woodlands Magazine
- Meg Gladieux and Mira Sydow