Events
Organizer
- Grant Wythoff
Notes
- Audience open exclusively to Columbia faculty, students, and invited guests
- All others interested in attending, please email SOF/Heyman at [email protected].
This talk describes a recent version of Moby Dick rendered in emoji, locating the work amid multiple contexts.
Participants
- Lisa Gitelman Professor of Media and English New York University
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