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  • 3 fascinating English Literature courses to consider for Term 2

    Experience the fantastic literature of the late Middle Ages, learn about the connections forged by travel and translation in the Global South, or dive deep into Canadian environmental writing with one or two of these courses. [...]

  • Reimagining the refugee narrative

    Assistant Professor of English and 2020 Wall Scholar Y-Dang Troeung approaches the study of literature and culture through an unapologetically political lens. [...]

  • Speaker Series – Victoria Coulson

    Join us for "Gilbert Osmond, transwoman: Norms of embodiment and transgender recognition in The Portrait of a Lady" presented by Dr. Victoria Coulson. RSVP to receive the ZOOM details. [...]

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND UBC’S RESPONSE: In response to physical distancing protocols, the Department of English Language and Literatures is now providing support remotely. Find the latest updates and resources from the university. Learn more.

 

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3 fascinating English Literature courses to consider for Term 2

Experience the fantastic literature of the late Middle Ages, learn about the connections forged by travel and translation in the Global South, or dive deep into Canadian environmental writing with one or two of these courses. [...]

Speaker Series – Victoria Coulson

Join us for "Gilbert Osmond, transwoman: Norms of embodiment and transgender recognition in The Portrait of a Lady" presented by Dr. Victoria Coulson. RSVP to receive the ZOOM details. [...]

Welcoming Four New Faculty

We are thrilled to be welcoming four new faculty to the Department of English Language and Literatures: Sarika Bose, Ayasha Guerin, Christine Kim and Derek Woods.

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Oroonoko
Edited by Tiffany Potter

Approaches to Teaching the Works of Eliza Haywood
Edited by Tiffany Potter

Speechsong – The Gould/Schoenberg Dialogues
Richard Cavell

Historians on John Gower, edited by Stephen Rigby with Sian Echard

Historians on John Gower
Edited by Stephen Rigby with Siân Echard

Ovidian Transversions, ‘Iphis and Ianthe’, 1300-1650
Edited by Valerie Traub - Patricia Badir and Peggy McCracken

Creating Canadian English: The Professor, the Mountaineer, and a National Variety of English
Stefan Dollinger

The Book in Britain: A Historical Introduction
Zachary Lesser (Editor) - Daniel Allington - David A. Brewer - Stephen Colclough and Siân Echard

Pluricentricity Debate

The Pluricentricity Debate
Stefan Dollinger

Beautiful Untrue Things: Forging Oscar Wilde’s Extraordinary Afterlife
Gregory Mackie

Premodern Ecologies in the Modern Literary Imagination
Edited by Vin Nardizzi and Tiffany Jo Werth

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