Writing
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Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 4) | Thinking: A Conversation about Cognition, Philosophy, and AI
Featuring Dan Greco (Philosophy, Yale University), Lily Hu (Philosophy, Yale University), and Dani S. Bassett (Biomedical Engineering and Psychology, Yale University) Facilitated by Ben Glaser (Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning and Yale University Library) 9:30-10:45. Coffee available. Registration optional. Note: if you are interested in other sessions of the workshop, please re… -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 7) | Writing and Teaching Writing after AI
3–3:30 p.m.: Writing Partners Discussion facilitators: Alison Coleman and Alfie Guy 3:30–4:30 p.m.: Faculty Roundtable: Felisa Baynes-Ross, Heather Klemann, Sarah Mesle, Rachel Kauder Nalebuff, Jennifer Stock Discussion facilitator: Brad Inwood Registration optional. Note: if you are interested in other sessions of the workshop, please register for each as space is limited. … -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 5) | Noticing: A Session on Aesthetic Attention
Visit to the Yale University Art Gallery’s modern art galleries with Joanna Fiduccia (History of Art, Yale University) Agenda: 11:15 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Note: Please register separately for other sessions. We have limited space. Website: https://campuspress.yale.edu/struggle/schedule/ Please register separately for: 1:45–2:45 p.m. Finding and Drafting Beinecke collection… -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 6) | Finding and Creating: A Session on Research Methods and the Archive
1:45–2:45 p.m. Finding and Creating: A Session on Research Methods and the Archive Beinecke collections visit with Anna Arays (Yale University Library) Please sign up separately for any other sessions of the workshops. Space is limited. Website: https://campuspress.yale.edu/struggle/schedule/ If you wish to attend events the previous day (Thursday), please be sure… -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 3) | Author as Metaphor: Personal and Collective Style in Generative Prose: A Talk and Workshop with Dennis Yi Tenen
Dennis Yi Tenen (English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University) is the author of Literary Theory for Robots and Plain Text: The Poetics of Computation. Introduced by John Durham Peters (English and Film and Media Studies, Yale University). Talk and activity led by Dennis Yi Tenen, followed by discussion (90 mins). When, if ever, does a thought become inalienably mine? In this ta… -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 2) | Being a Thing that is Created. A Talk and Workshop with Sheila Heti
Sheila Heti is the author of Alphabetical Diaries, Motherhood, and How Should a Person Be? Introduced by Noreen Khawaja (Religious Studies, Yale University). Talk and activity led by Sheila Heti, followed by discussion (90 mins). A discussion around the idea that not only are AIs created consciousnesses, but so are we. This session will include the presentation of some material that Sheil… -
Writing as Struggle: Process After AI
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Writing as Struggle: Process After AI (Session 1) | Writing as Doubt: A Talk and Workshop with Meghan O'Gieblyn
Meghan O’Gieblyn is the author of Will & Attention and God Human Animal Machine. Introduced by Joanna Biggs (The Yale Review). Talk and discussion (60 mins), followed by workshop activities facilitated by Steve Shoemaker (English, Yale University) (30 mins). The struggle of writing is primarily the struggle against oneself. It’s a practice that compels us to reckon with our inner doublene… -
Autumn All Writes: November Edition
We continue our Autumn All Writes in November to continue to provide you with a place to write in good company and structure! Join your fellow graduate students to set goals, eliminate distractions, and get some focused writing done. We will provide opportunities for connection, a quiet writing space, and sustenance (beverages, snacks, and dinner). You will help us create community, accountabil…
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Autumn All Writes: November Edition
We continue our Autumn All Writes in November to continue to provide you with a place to write in good company and structure! Join your fellow graduate students to set goals, eliminate distractions, and get some focused writing done. We will provide opportunities for connection, a quiet writing space, and sustenance (beverages, snacks, and dinner). You will help us create community, accountabil…