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Category Archives: English major
Graff & curricular mixed messages in English depts
Mark Bauerlein posted over the weekend about Gerald Graff’s presidential address (some scrolling required) to the MLA. The argument will be familiar to anyone who’s read Graff’s Clueless in Academe: The default attitude of many professors is a kind of … Continue reading
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Should MLA members be experts in electronic environments?
Alex Reid has a typically thoughtful post this morning on the MLA’s recent white paper on the undergraduate major in language and literature. There is something a bit embarrassing about the MLA’s assertion that competencies in reading and writing translate … Continue reading
Posted in education, English major, higher education, mla, teaching
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