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Discover the captivating world of literature through thought-provoking discussions and analysis of various literary genres and works in Washington, D.C. Expand your understanding of classic literature, contemporary novels, and poetry while gaining insights into different writing styles and themes.
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A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing: An Introduction to Marx
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
In the mid-nineteenth century, a young Karl Marx wrote, in the form of a published open letter to Arnold Ruge: “But if the designing of the future and the proclamation of ready-made solutions for all time is not our affair, then we realize all the more clearly what we have to accomplish in the present—I am speaking of a ruthless criticism of everything existing, ruthless in two senses: The criticism must not be afraid of its own conclusions,...
Thursday Feb 1st, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Reading the Iliad
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
The Iliad stands at the start of most histories of western literature, even as it remains enduringly strange—often, it seems, at odds with the very tradition it has been taken to inaugurate. In our course, we will attempt to recapture some of the strangeness and some of the continuing relevance of the Iliad. We will closely read and discuss the entirety of the poem, with especial attention to the following themes: the...
Wednesday Jan 31st, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Video Game Writing I: Conception (3-Week Intensive)
Unlock the secrets of crafting captivating narratives for video games in this immersive course. Dive into the world of game writing and learn how to build intricate stories, develop compelling characters, and create immersive worlds that will keep players engaged for hours. Whether you're a seasoned writer or a gaming enthusiast looking to turn your passion into a career, this course is your ticket to unlocking the power of storytelling in the gaming industry.
Tuesday Jan 16th, 12am–11:45pm Eastern Time
(2 sessions)
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Creative Writing Weekly via Zoom
The Writing Studio @ Live Online via Zoom
Unleash your creativity and find your unique voice through the power of writing. Join a supportive community of writers as you explore the art of storytelling and unlock your hidden potential. Whether you're a seasoned writer or new to the craft, this class will guide you on an inspiring journey of self-expression and literary discovery.
Dec 11th
6:30–9:30pm PST
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Dec 13th
10am–1pm PST
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Dec 13th
2–5pm PST
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Dec 14th
6:30–9:30pm PST
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Dec 18th
6:30–9:30pm PST
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Monday Dec 11th, 6:30–9:30pm Pacific Time
(4 sessions)
Simone de Beauvoir: Existentialism, Phenomenology, Feminism
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Simone de Beauvoir—activist, author, social critic, philosopher—is considered one of the pioneering figures of existentialist and feminist philosophy. Although her work spans multiple genres and address numerous modern social questions and classic philosophical dilemmas, it was the 1953 publication of The Second Sex that brought the “woman question” into plain and clear light and marked her entry into not only French, but also...
Sunday Feb 4th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Literature And Culture: Saturnalia
Casa Italiana Language School @ 1776 G St NW, Washington, DC
This book tells the story of the tenth case of Publio Aurelio Stazio in 46AD in Rome. Saturnalia is the equivalent of modern day “Carnival” in the time of ancient Rome. It is a time when everything transforms to opposites and all becomes a game. All, that is, except crime! Follow a new and surprising investigation by Pubio Aurelio Stazio, the detective of imperial Rome.
$370
14 sessions
Literature And Culture: Baudolino
Casa Italiana Language School @ 1776 G St NW, Washington, DC
This novel is about the adventures of a young talented peasant boy named Baudolino. It takes place in the Christian word of the 12th century. Emperor Frederik “Barbarossa” tried to subdue the independent city-states of Northern Italy. And after the emperor died, Baudolino and his friends took a long journey in search of the kingdom of Priester John. After many adventures they returned to Constantinople, where the story began. Students will read...
$370
14 sessions
Literature And Culture: Memorie Scritte Da Lui Medesimo
Casa Italiana Language School @ 1776 G St NW, Washington, DC
The subject of this book includes only the first part of Casanova’s life. Casanova wrote the “Story of my life” which combines both his “memoires” and his autobiography. It is regarded as a source of the customs of European social life during the 18th century. This period represents the height of Venetian splendor before its decline. Students will research on the arts, architecture, music and fashion of Venice during this time.
$370
12 sessions
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