"The Muses of Insert, Delete, and Execute" provides a profile of Matt Kirschenbaum's recent lecture and forthcoming book, Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing (Harvard UP, forthcoming 2013)
This symposium promises to help participants redefine and rethink the ways they research, teach, discuss, and conceptualize categories surrounding “world literature" and promises to have wide-ranging impact across the humanities.
The Center for Teaching Excellence and the Office of Information Technology have selected the Academic Writing and Professional Writing Programs to participate as fellows in the first cycle of course development as part of Blended Learning initiatives sponsored by the Office of the Provost.
The volume (536 pp.) contains 31 original essays by established and
emerging scholars, with equal attention given to the early Tudor and the
Elizabethan aspects of sixteenth-century literature.