Zoe M. Savitsky

Kate Chadbourne

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“Storytelling offers a range of expressive possibilities that are simply not available in straight narrative discourse,” says Preceptor in Expository

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Walking through the hushed corridor of the gallery space in the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African-American Research,

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“There isn’t always a native language that people can turn to for writing or cultural expression,” declares Assistant Professor of

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“While we consume movies, movies consume us,” states Rob Moss, the Rudolf Arnheim Lecturer on Filmmaking in the department of

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“When we’re born, we don’t know where we are. We find ourselves in the locations of shape, form, knowledge, art,”

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"The body is a tool for knowledge," states Deborah Foster, Senior Lecturer in Folklore & Mythology. A moment later, she

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“I want people to listen to music and to take a step back, to think about activism.” Professor Ingrid Monson

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“The thing itself is not what it is,” Senior Instructor and Artistic Director Emerita Claire Mallardi intones. “It’s that it’s