The Confinement of Outer Space
By Annika Elstermann To begin, let us look towards the stars. Culturally, the firmament has always held a fascination for...
By Annika Elstermann To begin, let us look towards the stars. Culturally, the firmament has always held a fascination for...
by Valentina Lopez Liendo Where do you go as a writer after being awarded back-to-back Pulitzer Prizes? Somewhere where you...
By Johanna Decker Mothers have served as some of the most beloved heroines, but also as some of the most...
By Valentina López Liendo Colson Whitehead is perhaps most widely known for his latest two novels The Underground Railroad (2016),...
by David F. Eisler Three years after inaugurating the HCA’s research training group on “Authority and Trust in American Culture,...
by Tim Sommer There’s a lot one can squeeze into a 280-character tweet – an insight that few users of...
By David Eisler When I started working on a PhD in American literature back in 2017, I didn’t want...
by David Eisler – When the United States abolished the draft in the final stages of the Vietnam War, the...
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