Submitted by Marion Groh Mar... on Tue, 02/17/2015 - 10:55
Stanford’s Philosophy and Literature initiative promotes interdisciplinary work at the boundary of philosophy with literary and arts criticism.
This exciting initiative brings together colleagues from ten departments and programs across the humanities and arts. It oversees special undergraduate major tracks in philosophy and literature available through Philosophy and a number of our sister departments, and plans are well advanced for the introduction of a new Ph.D. Minor in Philosophy and Criticism.
The initiative sponsors a graduate workshop through the DLCL Research Unit, where graduate students working in the area can present work in progress and benefit from an exciting program of outside speakers.
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You can choose to major in Philosophy with a concentration in Philosophy and Literature
The Phil & Lit Gateway course PHIL 81 is a great way to learn about the range of issues arising at this interdisciplinary intersection
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Find PHIL 81: Philosophy and Literature on Explore Courses
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Take a look at past syllabi
Insterested in Phil & LIt events?
For more information, contact:
Joshua Landy (Comparative Literature and French), landy@stanford.edu
R. Lanier Anderson (Philosophy), lanier@stanford.edu
