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Werewolf books and movies that make us more human
The following was published in UChicago News on October 29, 2024.
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series called UChicago Class Visits, spotlig...
W. Ralph Johnson, pre-eminent UChicago critic of Latin poetry, 1933‒2024
The following was published in UChicago News on May 10, 2024.Prof. Emeritus W. Ralph Johnson, a distinctive critic of Latin poetry and the renowned Un...
Cross-cultural
How a Comparative Literature PhD forged a career path supporting Chicago cultural organizationsComparative Literature alumna Mónica Félix, AM’13, PhD’...
Two perspectives on queering the text
Queer theory, broadly speaking, means analysis outside a heteronormative framework. Here, two scholars explore texts through a queer lens via research...
Outside the boxes
Junior faculty in Comparative Literature cross borders, stand at the vanguard.
UChicago claims one of the oldest comp lit programs in the United Stat...
Two Perspectives on Freud
Professors Jonathan Lear and Françoise Meltzer on the influence of Freud in their work
From the vantage point of their particular disciplines, profes...
Arnold I. Davidson Honored by French Government
Arnold I. Davidson, Robert O. Anderson Distinguished Service Professor in Philosophy, Comparative Literature, Romance Languages and Literatures, and t...