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FROM BROWNING to BRITNEY SPEARS: Brit Lit isn't just musty books and old dead white guys anymore. In this course, we will explore the ways in which British literature from 1800 to the present informs our current conceptions of politics, religion, gender, race, sexuality, and technology. By focusing on the themes that transcend time and nation, we will investigate the historical origins of the social problems that pervade our modern discourse.

This course has been redesigned to take advantage of new digital technologies that will enable digital projects, collaborative online adaptation, and innovative reading practices.

Timelines, Galleries, and Maps


A Repression of Language and Assaults on Human Rights for LGBTQIA+ | Timeline

 Throughout the years, language and identity have been repressed and censored, insofar as to threaten the well-being and human rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. When looking back on history, we will explore instances where people were oppressed, dehumanized, and murdered for no other reason other than being who they are and existing. This timeline will showcase key events leading up to…

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Toxic Patriotism | Timeline

A crowd of journalists at the Press Club of India in New Delhi gathered to protest against the recent raids on NDTV, India’s oldest TV news channel, by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The government is silencing freedom of speech by criminalizing political activity as civil disobedience. Since the BJP government of Narendra Modi took office, new forms of censorship are proliferating… more
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Will Smith at the Oscars: Why Stereotypes are the Root of the Problem | Timeline

The Will Smith Oscars slap has been a hot topic since it happened. While it is entertaining and somewhat striking to watch, it is important to know the significance of the racial history behind the reactions that this event has garnered. While some would argue that Will Smith's reaction does nothing for the Black community and feeds into the racial stereotypes that have been placed upon…

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A Response from the 99%: The Great Resignation | Timeline

 

         

          The Great Resignation is a labor movement that began amidst the significant shift in the workforce during Covid in 2020, and continues to shake up the worker-employer status quo. Workers are demanding that they be heard, if not through the usual means of…

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Conflict in Ukraine: A History | Timeline

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 health crisis, the world was once again alerted to a global threat and crisis. The world turned its attention to the region of Eastern Europe, specifically Ukraine. In February of 2022, Russia began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine as the world watched in disbelief. While many were likely surprised to see this invasion take place, others expected it as…

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Black Lives Matter | Timeline

A timeline of events related to slavery and the black experience in Great Britain and its colonies

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The 99% | Timeline

Timeline of Events Related to Class and Economics

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The Woman Question Timeline | Timeline

Timeline of Events related to Women's Rights

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The Woman Question | Gallery Exhibit

Create galleries of images related to The Woman Question by researching and gathering images related to our readings here. Please see the assignment prompt in Canvas for more info.

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The 99 percent | Gallery Exhibit

Create galleries of images related to the 99% unit by researching and gathering images here. Please see the assignment prompt in Canvas for more info.

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