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Forms of Intelligence: Literary Knowledge in the Age of AI with Patrick Jagoda

SPRING 2026 COURSE: COMPLIT 126X/HUM5: Literature and/as Artificial Intelligence – Moira Weigel

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Graduates!

Werner Sollors in conversation with Daniel G. Williams on the publication of “The Werner Sollors Reader”

Members of the Translation Studies 260 Graduate Workshop, taught by Dr. Thomas Wisniewski, read selections from their work-in-progress of translations from Japanese, German, Yiddish, Spanish, and Greek.

Graduate student Michael O’Krent talks about his work on Chinese science fiction

Comp Lit and Media History: A chat with Jeffrey Schnapp

Comparative Curiosity: A conversation with Lara Norgaard

Harvard Gazette Article: New experiences at their fingertips – Course on tactile reading shows students ‘Why Braille Matters’

Harvard Gazette Article: ‘A whole new experience of Kubrick’ An Interview with Professor Justin Weir

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