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DESCRIPTION:** THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. DATE TBD.**\n\nThe Philosophy
  + Literature Focal Group welcomes Prof. Nir Evron (Tel Aviv University) f
 or a workshop.\n\nThe “Great Separation\,” pets\, Owen Wister’s The 
 Virginian\, animal cruelty… \n\nOwen Wister's 1902 The Virginian is ofte
 n described as the first proper Western\, yet unlike the midcentury Wester
 ns to which it gave rise\, Wister's novel is continuously preoccupied with
  the question of animal cruelty. Dr. Nir Evron's talk will explain The Vir
 ginian's anomalous relation to the genre it initiated by setting it in the
  context of a profound late-nineteenth-century transformation in the way A
 mericans experienced and understood animals.\n\nRSVP
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LOCATION:Building 260\, Pigott Hall\, German Library\, room 252
SUMMARY:Philosophy + Literature Workshop with Nir Evron
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