Showing posts with label Susan Buck-Morss. Show all posts
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September 29, 2006
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About EGO @ Syracuse
- Syracuse English Graduate Organization
- Syracuse, New York, United States
- The English Graduate Organization at Syracuse University was created to serve the professional, social, and political needs of graduate students in the English Department.
Useful EGO Links
- Syracuse English Graduate Org. Website
- EGO Documents Table of Contents
- EGO Constitution, Circa 1998
- EGO Website of Yore
- English@SU
Professional Development
- UPenn CFP List, a great way to find out about conferences/publications
- Future Professoriate Program
- Modern Language Association
- MLA Committee on the Status of Graduate Students in the Profession
- American Association of University Professors
- Graduate Study for the 21st Century
Student Pages
History of SU English
- A Memorial for Bill Readings
- About the 1997 Service Workers Strike at SU
- Archive of The Alternative Orange
Helpful Reading
- "Letter From Yale" - One PhD student coping with the transition into grad school
- AAUP Statement on Graduate Student Rights
- The Coalition of Graduate Employee Unions
Grad Student & Alumni Publications
- Robert Young, Postpositivist Realism and the Return of the Same: The Rational Subject and Post(post)modern Liberalism
- Cristina Stasia, 'Wham! Bam! Thank You Ma'am!': The New Public/Private Female Action Hero
- Jonathan Singleton,"Hearing 'The Waste Land' For All Its Worth" Philological Review 29, no. 2 (2003 Fall): p. 59-77
- Jonathan Senchyne,E.E. Cummings' The Enormous Room
- Andrew Leal, The Animated Movie Guide
- Nate Mills, "The Dialectic of Electricity: Kenneth Fearing, Walter Benjamin, and a Marxist Aesthetic" Journal of Modern Literature, April 2007.
- Gina Liotta, "A New Narrative: Reading Langston Hughes' Literature for Children as
Imagetext. To See the Wizard: Politics and the Literature of Childhood. Wayne State University Press, 2007. - Michael D Dwyer, "It Was Something: Sadie Benning, Kathleen Hanna, and the Limits of Grrrl-hood.>Singing for Themselves: Essays on Women in Popular Music. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007.