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2014 / 2015Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Information Revolutions and Transatlantic Nineteenth-Century Literature

GRS EN 745

Credits:
4

What happens to literature with the rise of mass print culture, quantitative science, bureaucracy, and facticity? Poe, Dickens, Melville, Thoreau, Whitman, Browning, Henry James, and Wilkie Collins. Historical methods, plus some information theory, philosophy of science, and digital humanities tools.

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