The first half of the twentieth century inspired unprecedented literary and artistic experimentation. Reading British, American, and Anglophone writers, we will consider such topics as changes in technology, cities, transportation, media, education, the visual arts, war, and the British Empire.

Global Literature and Digital Culture. And Soweto Historical GIS Project, Alex Gil, Digital Scholarship Coordinator at Columbia University, who oversees the Minimal Computing. Project, and Roopika Risam, Assistant Professor of English at Salem State University, who is developing a Cultural Atlas of Global Blackness.

Script and Podcast or Video. New York Institute of Technology. This section of Foundations of Research Writing investigates representations of New York City in poetry, prose, and fiction from the early twentieth century to the present. We will consider everyday life at street level, navigating news and transport, beginning with.