As a member of the Cornell English Department, Professor Lurie has taught courses in literature as well as writing. These included treatment of such topics as children’s literature and children in literature that had not been appropriated by colleagues with advanced degrees, which she lacked. Several of her acclaimed novels have academic settings, reflecting her declared preference for writing about what she has experienced personally, but she debunks the notion that characters in her 'War Between the Tates' are based on Cornell faculty members. She speculates that if she had been ten years older than she is, she would never have been allowed to do any teaching in the Department, and if she had been ten years younger, she would have been al...
The idea of joining a conversation through reading and writing is not new; in his 1941 book The Phi...
Last year, I took several students to the national convention for our honor society, Sigma Tau Delta...
A turf war between literature and composition has been waged for decades now in English department...
During his 38 years on the Cornell faculty, Jonathan Culler (successor to M. H. Abrams as Class of 1...
A discussion of how, as a professor trained in literary studies, i learned to teach children's liter...
Barbara Kitt Seidman, professor of English and former vice-president for academic affairs/dean of fa...
One of Eve Odiorne Sullivan’s high school classmates was the daughter of Fred Crane, a professor of ...
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Sponsored by: English, Department of,Graduate Literat...
James McConkey, is Goldwin Smith Professor of English Literature Emeritus at Cornell University. Kno...
Robert Morgan looks back on his 44 years as a member of the Cornell English Department faculty to re...
Alice Colby-Hall, Professor Emerita of French Literature in the Department of Romance Studies, recei...
No matter how long or often we teach a course, in order to keep ourselves fresh, to provide a challe...
Marg Laurie was born in Philadelphia, PA. She graduated from Frankfort (NY) High School and entered ...
Professor Kenneth McClane reflects on his experience as a Cornell freshman, as a member of the Arts ...
Audrey Stanley is a Professor Emerita of Theater Arts at UC Santa Cruz, and the founding artistic di...
The idea of joining a conversation through reading and writing is not new; in his 1941 book The Phi...
Last year, I took several students to the national convention for our honor society, Sigma Tau Delta...
A turf war between literature and composition has been waged for decades now in English department...
During his 38 years on the Cornell faculty, Jonathan Culler (successor to M. H. Abrams as Class of 1...
A discussion of how, as a professor trained in literary studies, i learned to teach children's liter...
Barbara Kitt Seidman, professor of English and former vice-president for academic affairs/dean of fa...
One of Eve Odiorne Sullivan’s high school classmates was the daughter of Fred Crane, a professor of ...
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Sponsored by: English, Department of,Graduate Literat...
James McConkey, is Goldwin Smith Professor of English Literature Emeritus at Cornell University. Kno...
Robert Morgan looks back on his 44 years as a member of the Cornell English Department faculty to re...
Alice Colby-Hall, Professor Emerita of French Literature in the Department of Romance Studies, recei...
No matter how long or often we teach a course, in order to keep ourselves fresh, to provide a challe...
Marg Laurie was born in Philadelphia, PA. She graduated from Frankfort (NY) High School and entered ...
Professor Kenneth McClane reflects on his experience as a Cornell freshman, as a member of the Arts ...
Audrey Stanley is a Professor Emerita of Theater Arts at UC Santa Cruz, and the founding artistic di...
The idea of joining a conversation through reading and writing is not new; in his 1941 book The Phi...
Last year, I took several students to the national convention for our honor society, Sigma Tau Delta...
A turf war between literature and composition has been waged for decades now in English department...