For the next sixteen weeks, through August 31, he'll be posting on one book per day, every Monday through Friday, focusing each week on a set of books associated with sixteen...
Professor William Granara, Professor of the Practice of Arabic on the Gordon Gray Endowment, was named Walter Channing Cabot Fellow for the current academic year. The Cabot Fellowships are given annually to a select few faculty colleagues in recognition of their achievements and scholarly eminence in the fields of “literature, history or art.” Professor Granara was honored with this award to reflect his outstanding contributions to his field...
The Internet is a medium of intermediacy for immediate learning…Unlike the old technology of writing, the new technology of the Internet has the power of creating a synchronous environment for immediate learning in dialogue.
Karen Thornber's new book Global Healing: Literature, Advocacy, Care analyzes how narratives from diverse communities globally and in languages from Afrikaans to Yiddish engage with a broad range of diseases and other serious health conditions and advocate for empathic, compassionate, and respectful care that facilitates healing and enables wellbeing.... Read more about New Book by Professor Karen Thornber: Global Healing: Literature, Advocacy, Care
Harvard will begin transitioning to virtual instruction for graduate and undergraduate classes. Our goal is to have this transition complete by Monday, March 23, the first day of scheduled classes following Spring Recess.
We wanted to share some details about the following summer program as several professors of our department are involved and participating (highlighted below):
For the next sixteen weeks, through August 31, he'll be posting on one book per day, every Monday through Friday, focusing each week on a set of books associated with sixteen...
Professor William Granara, Professor of the Practice of Arabic on the Gordon Gray Endowment, was named Walter Channing Cabot Fellow for the current academic year. The Cabot Fellowships are given annually to a select few faculty colleagues in recognition of their achievements and scholarly eminence in the fields of “literature, history or art.” Professor Granara was honored with this award to reflect his outstanding contributions to his field...
