Introduction to Comparative Literature Roundtable notes

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Coleman, Aaron. 2015. “Introduction to Comparative Literature Roundtable Notes”. Paper, Wherein I am: Highlights from the Aaron Coleman Papers, accessed March 28, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.wustl.edu/s/whereiniam/item/45199

A typed, double-spaced analysis on imagined communities with handwritten notes, including, "How is class involved in these regional conceptualizations?"

Title: Introduction to Comparative Literature Roundtable notes
Description: As this heavily annotated document shows, Coleman was an active discussant on this roundtable about the many conceptions of belonging. “You cannot disassemble the master’s house with the master’s tools. But what if the tools no longer belong to the master?” writes Coleman.
Date: 2016
Type: Manuscripts
Format: Typed roundtable notes with handwritten notes, 1 page; JPEG, 300 ppi.
Creator: Coleman, Aaron
Extent: 8.5 X 11
Language: English
Medium: Paper
Source: Box: 2, Folder: 10; Beginning of PhD in Comparative Literature and Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship Event Materials
Identifier: MSS172-06-02-10-Roundtable-Notes-2016-001
Rights: Rights Statement

Item sets: Wherein I am: Highlights from the Aaron Coleman Papers

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