2026 Comparative Literature Program Graduate Student Essay Presentations
Please join us Tuesday, May 19, 12:15 pm and Wednesday, May 20, 3:30 pm, Dartmouth Hall 105. This is an in person event only. All are welcome.
Location
Dartmouth Hall 105
Sponsored by
Comparative Literature Program
Audience
Public
Wednesday, May 20, 3:30
Dartmouth Hall 105
Welcome: Roopika Risam
Panel 3: Negotiating National Narratives
Moderator: Mallory Wooldridge
Yu Yan
Honor, Decorum, and Unity: Translating Le Cid (1637) in Caroline England
Dominick B. Philip
kör göze parmak: embodiment, sensation and phenomenology in Gegen die Wand (2004)
Questions & Answers & 10 minute break
Panel 4: Sexual/Textual Forms: Unruly Feminisms
Moderator: Peter T. Domokos
Kristina L. Shea
Revolution in Epic Poetry: On the Work of Ursula K. Le Guin and Lisa Robertson
Jocilynn Colombo
“Embodied Horror: Women and Medical Authority in Video Games”
Wenyu Zeng
Before Any “Making”: The Materiality of Language in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Work
Questions & Answers
Location
Dartmouth Hall 105
Sponsored by
Comparative Literature Program
Audience
Public
