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| − | The '''''Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism''''' was founded in [[2002]]-[[2003]] by students majoring in English at Columbia, but it operates independent of the [[English Department]]. The Journal aims to provide undergraduate students with a forum in which they can both read each other's work and develop their own critical writing. | + | The '''''Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism''''' was founded in [[2002]]-[[2003]] by students majoring in English at Columbia, but it operates independent of the [[English Department]]. The Journal aims to provide undergraduate students with a forum in which they can both read each other's work and develop their own critical writing. In other words, it publishes insanely pretentious essays. |
The journal also holds "After Hours" discussions with members of the Columbia faculty and community. | The journal also holds "After Hours" discussions with members of the Columbia faculty and community. | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 21 April 2008
The Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism was founded in 2002-2003 by students majoring in English at Columbia, but it operates independent of the English Department. The Journal aims to provide undergraduate students with a forum in which they can both read each other's work and develop their own critical writing. In other words, it publishes insanely pretentious essays.
The journal also holds "After Hours" discussions with members of the Columbia faculty and community.
