Elizabath Baines

On February 24, Alicia Pecker introduced new ways of analyzing literary classics, sharing her latest research during the college’s Carol Rifelj Faculty Lecture Series. The title of their conversation was “Digital Reading and Ferny, Mossy Discoveries’: The Natural World Visualization of Thomas Hardy’s Tess the d’Urbervilles and Mary Webb’s to Gone to Earth.”…

Everyone knows that great books have their own mark. A line of poetry or prose can re-illuminate something in a person’s brain the way they think or feel. But a new book by Harvard professor Martin Puchner entitled The “Written World” argues that the impact of literature is more than personal experience – its collective import may be greater than readers realize.…

Technology has made human life easy to a great extent in which we can take computers and mobile phones as an example, which is not wrong to call it the biggest invention of technology. The whole world is becoming dependent on technology today. But there are millions of people who still do not understand how technology works. Today most of the people spend their time on mobile but many of them do not even know how their phones work and what functions are present in them.…