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Corina M Stan

Corina M Stan

Bacca Foundation Associate Professor of English
English
corina.stan@duke.edu
Box 90014, Durham, NC 27708-0257
311 Allen Building, Durham, NC 27708
Office hours

Fall'26 Semester:
Mondays from 9-11 am (Allen 311)

  

Scholarly Works - Journal articles

A life without a shoreline: Tropes of refugee literature in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Go, Went, Gone

Journal article Journal of Postcolonial Writing · November 2, 2018 Through close engagement with Jenny Erpenbeck’s novel Go, Went, Gone (first published in German as Gehen, ging, gegangen in 2015), this article makes a case for refugee literature as a body of texts by and about refugees which represent migration as part o ... Full text Cite

A Passionate Misunderstanding: Orwell’s Paris, Miller’s China

Journal article English Studies · April 2, 2016 ABSTRACT: One of the most famous essays in the sociology of intellectuals, “Inside the Whale” (1940), has been commonly understood as an anomaly: by endorsing Henry Miller's quietism in the face of world-scale disaster, George Orwell seemed to waver from h ... Full text Cite

Listening with mental doors ajar, inter passive learning, political correctness: Rethinking the lecture today

Journal article Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication · 2016 Cite

England (as if) through the Eyes of a Foreigner: George Orwell’s Masquerade among the Poor of London

Journal article Études britanniques contemporaines · 2015 Déçu par « le sale travail de l’Empire » et dégoûté par son service dans l’administration coloniale, pendant une visite en Angleterre Eric Blair décida de ne plus retourner en Birmanie et s’attacha à comprendre de manière directe l’expérience de l’ ... Full text Cite