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A little-known history of Indigenous writers

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Craig Williams
2024-01-11
Craig Williams explores links between American Indians and classical languages and literatures.

Book examines role of famous forgeries in Czech cultural revival

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Split photo of book cover for The Czech Manuscripts, left, and David Cooper, right
2023-12-12
Two manuscripts that played a crucial role in the Czech cultural revival turned out to be forgeries. But their contributions to Czech literature and national culture were real, says Slavic languages and literatures professor David Cooper.

Greco-Roman Antiquity and US Minority Cultures

French in the Community

Enlightenment to Romanticism

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Poster with images of Vikings on ships and the following text: "SCAN 252: Viking Sagas in Translation; Studies Old Norse-Icelandic literature: kings' sagas, family sagas, mythical-heroic sagas, and romances. Texts and lectures in English. Walker Horsfall."

Language in Globalization

Introduction to Russian Culture

Scary Stories: The Strange, the Monstrous, and the Supernatural in Spanish and Latin American Texts

Global Consciousness and Lit

Chinese Cinema

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