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ASU’s narrative studies program | The future is a story
The study of stories is the study of narrative in all its forms. Learning how and why we tell stories helps us navigate a world awash with them.
The BA in English (narrative studies) offers training in skills like podcasting, screenwriting and publishing. Students choose from courses in video games, worldbuilding, folklore, rhetoric and more. It’s a flexible degree, with room for customization based on student interests.
Learn more about ASU’s Bachelor of Arts in English (narrative studies): english.asu.edu/degree/undergraduate/english-narrative-studies-ba
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With degrees on the Tempe campus and online, Arizona State University's Department of English offers six distinct areas of study: creative writing; English education; film and media studies; linguistics, applied linguistics and TESOL; literature; and writing, rhetorics and literacies. It also administers the university's first-year writing programs and houses a program in narrative studies and a cross-humanities degree in culture, technology and environment.
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The BA in English (narrative studies) offers training in skills like podcasting, screenwriting and publishing. Students choose from courses in video games, worldbuilding, folklore, rhetoric and more. It’s a flexible degree, with room for customization based on student interests.
Learn more about ASU’s Bachelor of Arts in English (narrative studies): english.asu.edu/degree/undergraduate/english-narrative-studies-ba
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With degrees on the Tempe campus and online, Arizona State University's Department of English offers six distinct areas of study: creative writing; English education; film and media studies; linguistics, applied linguistics and TESOL; literature; and writing, rhetorics and literacies. It also administers the university's first-year writing programs and houses a program in narrative studies and a cross-humanities degree in culture, technology and environment.
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WEBSITE: english.asu.edu
X (TWITTER)/INSTAGRAM/FACEBOOK: @asuEnglish
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MA in English education at ASU | Preparing exemplary educators
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Take what you learn in our classrooms and apply it directly to yours. ASU’s master’s in English education is a one-year, intensive program designed for practicing and transitioning teachers of English language arts. Graduates have found enrichment, inspiration and belonging in this community of educators. Learn more about ASU’s Master of Arts in English education program on the ASU Tempe campus...
Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Allegra Hyde
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The Creative Writing Program in the Department of English at ASU presented a reading by two of its star graduates: poet Oliver de la Paz (MFA 1999) and fiction writer Allegra Hyde (MFA 2015). The event took place on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 7 p.m. in Ross-Blakley Hall (RBHL), room 196 on ASU's Tempe campus. Allegra Hyde is the author of three books of fiction: the story collection "Of This N...
Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Oliver de la Paz
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The Creative Writing Program in the Department of English at ASU presented a reading by two of its star graduates: poet Oliver de la Paz (MFA 1999) and fiction writer Allegra Hyde (MFA 2015). The event took place on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 7 p.m. in Ross-Blakley Hall (RBHL), room 196 on ASU's Tempe campus. Oliver de la Paz is the Poet Laureate of Worcester, MA for 2023-2025. He is the autho...
Translating Ovid’s 'Metamorphoses' Now: A Q and A with Stephanie McCarter
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The ASU Department of English hosted Stephanie McCarter (University of the South)-the first woman to translate Ovid’s "Metamorphoses" into English in over 60 years-in a virtual visit on Thursday, Mar. 21 from 12 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. McCarter is a professor of classical languages and a feminist scholar who will address teaching the mythico-historical narrative poem in a post-#MeToo era. Her visit t...
Peter Torres - Linguistics Meets Narcotics
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This presentation by Peter Torres, an assistant professor in the ASU Department of English, delves into the complex ways that U.S. policymakers, physicians and patients employ language to address the opioid epidemic. Specifically, the talk explores how language is used by policymakers to emphasize the gravity of the crisis, by patients to articulate their pain experiences, and by physicians to ...
An internship to write home about | Devoney Looser and student researchers
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An internship can be an opportunity to collaborate with a scholar you admire. ASU students Claire McCarville, Riki Cleveland and A.J. Otero worked with Regents Professor of English Devoney Looser to research and edit the work of a young writer from the late 18th-century, culminating in the book: “Artless Tales: or, Romantic Effusions of the Heart by Anna Maria Porter” (Juvenilia Press, 2023). Y...
Stellar Alumni Reading Series featuring Leah Myers
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The Creative Writing Program in the Department of English at ASU presents a reading by two of its star graduates: poet/podcaster Aimée Baker (MFA 2008) and nonfiction writer Leah Myers (BA 2017). Leah Myers is a member of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe of the Pacific Northwest. She earned her MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of New Orleans, where she won the Samuel Mockbee Award fo...
Stellar Alumni Reading Series featuring Aimée Baker
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The Creative Writing Program in the Department of English at ASU presents a reading by two of its star graduates: poet/podcaster Aimée Baker (MFA 2008) and nonfiction writer Leah Myers (BA 2017). Aimée Baker is the author of the Akron Prize-winning collection of poetry "Doe" (University of Akron Press) about missing and unidentified women. "Doe," and Baker’s work on it, was the subject of the a...
A passion for stories | Chris Clements
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ASU English (creative writing) alum Chris Clements turned what he terms “a passion for stories, people, and … weirdness” into a career as a radio reporter. He feels gratified to have found an environment where he can deeply listen and give space to stories that need to be told. Learn more about majoring in English at ASU: english.asu.edu
Homecoming Writing Awards + Faculty Flash Talks, 2023
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00:00 - Introduction 01:49 - Poetry: Katarina Marceta, “Love, Curses, and Grief (Collection of Six Poems)” 05:23 - Scholarly Essay: Wilson Arnpriester, “Body Horror and Change in David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future” 15:26 - Fiction/Creative Nonfiction: Ava Ashtiani, “Shirin's Funeral Cookbook” 19:14 - Melissa Free: “Psychic Invasion” 23:35 - Jacob Greene: “What Is a Conversation?” 29:13 - K...
ASU Common Read: A Virtual Visit with Woo kyoung Ahn
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ASU hosted Yale psychologist Woo-kyoung Ahn, author of "Thinking 101: How to Reason Better to Live Better," for a virtual visit on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 at 6 p.m. Ahn discussed "Thinking 101" and answer questions from faculty and students at this event. ASU's Writing Programs has selected Ahn's nonfiction book as its 2023-2024 Common Read. Woo-kyoung Ahn is the John Hay Whitney Professor of P...
Jerry Lee - Language and the Locations of Culture
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Jerry Lee - Language and the Locations of Culture
John Plotz - We Have Always Been Posthuman: Speculative Satire before Science Fiction
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John Plotz - We Have Always Been Posthuman: Speculative Satire before Science Fiction
Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan reading "Whither the Human? "
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Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan reading "Whither the Human? "
TomorrowTalks with Mya-Rose Craig: Birdgirl
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TomorrowTalks with Mya-Rose Craig: Birdgirl
Film and Media Studies Alumni Panel: Internships, Resumes and Portfolios
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Film and Media Studies Alumni Panel: Internships, Resumes and Portfolios
Film and Media Studies Alumni Panel: Social Media Networking
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Film and Media Studies Alumni Panel: Social Media Networking
Erica Fudge Being Edible in Early Modern England
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Erica Fudge Being Edible in Early Modern England
Homecoming Writing Awards and Faculty Flash Talks, 2022
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Homecoming Writing Awards and Faculty Flash Talks, 2022
Kevin Lichty reading from "The Circle That Fits"
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Kevin Lichty reading from "The Circle That Fits"
Dexter L. Booth reading from "Abracadabra, Sunshine"
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Dexter L. Booth reading from "Abracadabra, Sunshine"
TomorrowTalks with Percival Everett: The Trees
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TomorrowTalks with Percival Everett: The Trees
TomorrowTalks with Jocelyn Nicole Johnson: My Monticello
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TomorrowTalks with Jocelyn Nicole Johnson: My Monticello
This is the clearest lecture I have ever heard on Frankenstein- it's extremely insightful and Professor Mellor is extremely well spoken. This has been a (very engaging) lifesaver for my study on Frankenstein.
A little lesson from anthropology: father is always presumptive, mother is always biological. 😜
But if the Father didn’t exist at all; what then?
Mrs. Weaver!! Smrtest englesh teacher I now! Wish I'd have tooked her class.
My brother. My brother. I just found out you passed away. Met you when I was 16 and lost. You picked me up and helped me find a path. And we remained brothers until the day I simply stopped hearing from you, 30 years later. You never placed your heavy burden on me. And being in another country ... I couldn't be there for you as you were for me. I'm sorry, my brother. I love you, bro. May you be sitting at the right-hand of God.
What a load of BS. You can't forget how you wrote a book.
Maybe it does happen when one has written 30+ books?
@@dchoudhury1958 Unfortunately, it doesn't.
@@HomeAtLast501do you know from experience?
@@erniereyes1994 Yes.
@@HomeAtLast501 sadly, unless you have proof of that, you don't know sh1t
Luv it ❤
Each of us has that place in our hearts that is a lifelong comfort, a place so integral to us that we recall it's repetitive sounds and aromas. It's a lyrical place that feels like home
Quite seriously one of the great poetic geniuses of our time, and I do not make that comment lightly. A gift.
Cool 👍
The Trees is an incredible book.
Thankyou for the very interesting video Ann. I know women would prefer to stand on their own two feet and not lean on a man. However, in your video it really looks like you are leaning on the man with the bald head at the bottom of the screen.
Truly amazing and thoughtful lecture
No dearth of rhetoric, philosophizing, and pseudo-academic drivel at these functions, but the un-avoidable facts are: 1,000,000 net new humans added to this planet every 4.5 days. Decreasing freshwater aquifers, reservoirs, and lakes, with increased nitrogen fertilizer pollution, algal blooms, fish kills/dead zones. Diminished soil quality, decreased pollinators; numbers of insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals. Deforestation at an unprecedented pace. Fished-out oceans with continents of plastic, damaged coral reefs, warming waters. A few billion cruelly-treated, slaughtered sentient animals per year-with estimated 30 percent of food wasted. Nearly all life forms have been bio-engineered. Massive overuse of pesticides. Mono-crops increasingly susceptible to global dz. Oblivious, Consumption-addicted people continue buying goods they often don’t need, which are shipped by diesel-burning cargo ships or 18 wheelers. Currently, there are no reasonable solar, wind, hydrogen, electric alternatives. There is an insane push to implement AI--further distancing humans from Nature, render human accomplishment meaningless, and as resources dwindle, wars over resources inevitable. We’re beyond mere academic discussions, wasting time debating climate change, social identity/pronouns, the latest phone apps, and adding to the bloated corpus of descriptive academic terminology.
Incredible testimony to the love of God in Pastor Bennys life.I went through the youth offender system some 45 years ago and at nearly 60 am seriously considering the Bachelor of Theology degree here in the UK.Pastor Bennys testimony is a great inspiration to me and makes my mountain very small to the mountains he successfully crossed.Rikers is one of the most feared prisons in the world to be facing a 120 year sentence without money being almost illiterate to gaining his freedom becoming a doctor of theology it’s unprecedented.God cares about democratic and just government and is a God of second chances thousands are being thrown in the trash bin of humanity the prisons and are written off politicians are becoming more concerned about money Freinds than broken communities.
I have become very interested in gothic and sci Fi if the. Victorian era.
The very fact that there needs to be a video like this, proves that a degree in English, sadly, is one that is rapidly turning out to be an increasingly obsolete one. This, however, is coming from a disillusioned person with one such degree, from India.
Thank you for posting this .
Extra credit oppurtunity
Beautiful man.
I appreciate her insights, but respectfully ask that she reconsider her audience. She says she'd 'rather not use the mic.' She doesn't realize that her subject matter draws significantly upon disability studies, and that she most certainly has Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in her audience? USE THE MIC. ALWAYS.
This is great! Thanks to everyone who was involved. ASU Film and Media Studies ROCKS.
Ayanna Thompson is amazing. So true.
Wow, Franzen chucked a frog in a fire? Even after hearing him say this, I find it difficult to conjure the image of a young Franzen fireside waiting for the opertunity to fling the reptile onto the ambers aglow with agony. 😮
The greatest Bond ever is Sean Connery
Those that's don't know. "East New York, Brooklyn!" Where Pastor Benny came from growing up as a LATIN KING! GANG MEMBER; whom now became a POLITICAL LEGEND! WHOM IS A STREET LEGEND! 🤟🏾👑🖤🤍💚❤️💛🙌🫴🙏🤟🏾 THINK ABOUT IT🤔? PEOPLE CAN CHANGE! AMOR DE REY!! RIP KING BENNY
Great job Memo!
Well done Margaret!
This resonates with me ..
A very interesting conversation and interaction with your young viewers/listeners. I was most fascinated by this encounter for I have just read Crossroads and enjoyed it very much. I have read 4 of your novels which have struck me by their density. Great reading. (By the way, I am 71 years old, so remember the Seventies well, but in Europe.)
673 views. Not bad. More than most writers get in America when they get interviewed. When Norman Mailer was asked his opinion of Jonathan Franzen, he said, "Well, I've read him, and I'll tell you, I got exactly the same impression from his writing as I did when reading Thomas Pynchon...what was it: either V. or Gravity's Rainbow? One of them, anyway. And that is: he is either a great writer, or he has perpetrated one of the greatest literary frauds in the publishing history. That's how I feel about him. As I said, I felt the same way when reading Pynchon. And I admit it: I can't tell whether it's genuinely great writing or he's an absolute literary fraud. I would lean toward the latter explanation. But I really just don't know."
1:14:15 or maybe the yellow skin is just jaundice....since the monster is undead.
1:13:50 what a silly argument. dwarves will be genocided??
44:45 really? this is your thesis? that Mary Shelley wrote an anti-feminist character? seems like you're projecting your biases on something that doesn't exist
Feminists always do
@@jebfallenMary Shelley was a feminist as well as her parents.
Whooosh!!!!! Missed it, did ya? Maybe go back and listen to the end. That was not at all, in any way, the thesis. Project much?
"archipelago" pronunciation at 17:18
amazing lecture, probably the best about Mary SHelley I have ever heard.
I would like to thank Matt Bell for asking questions about the actual story. Every other interview is all about writing the book, but what makes Franzen interesting are the content of the books themselves, not the fact that he worked on it during covid.
I loved this especially the ending. Need more likes? -> P r o m o s m.
At 46:41 - she is projecting w men's desires onto men.
Reading Ted Hughes, I've often wondered - is he a natural fascist? After much thought, I would say No - but he can see the appeal. And that appeal, and what opposes it, is one of the major conflicts which run through his poetry.
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She seemed to project her feminist ideology on The novel. I would be interested in an analysis of Mary Shelly’s feelings towards other women.
huge projection, academics are so stupid sometimes
I have heard so many do this. Every feminist thinks she personally knows Mary Shelley's pain
Mary's parents were both extreme feminists. Her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, authored the contoversial "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" and was a free woman. The only reason Mary was so well educated was because her parents were believers in "feminist ideology". No feminism, no Frankenstein.
thank you!
That having and being mode sounds so familiar... Gabriel Marcel's Être et avoir?
Whit should make a movie about prep school in Canada.
Fund it
Her class "Race, Ethnicity, and the American Dream" was so influential I still think about her lectures. Amazing teacher.
Wow Susan what a lovely video, keep the good working How is everything with you ?
Wow Susan what a lovely video, keep the good working How is everything with you ?
Why create something you don't like? : wow interesting lecture
J. Lennon- How.