CSN Café

Center for the Study of the Novel

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CSN Cafe is an interview podcast run by the Center for the Study of the Novel at Stanford University. Sitting down with visiting scholars to discuss the work they are presenting, these interviews leave a trace of the amazing exchanges we are proud to host at the Center. We’re glad to now be sharing these exchanges with a wider audience, so thank you for listening in as we scholars have a friendly chat among ourselves.

08/30/2023

Ian Watt Lecture: Wai Chee Dimock, “A Long History of Pandemics” - 3/2/2023

CSN Café
08/30/2023

Books at the Center: Charne Lavery: Writing Ocean Worlds and Isabel Hofmeyr: Dockside Reading - 11/3/2022

CSN Café
01/24/2023

The Turn Against Fictionality: Percival Everett

CSN Café
11/18/2021

Books at the Center: Peter Boxall, The Prosthetic Imagination (10/29/21)

Peter Boxall is joined by Ian Duncan and Nancy Ruttenburg to discuss is recently published book, The Prosthetic Imagination.
05/01/2021

Crime Narratives with Andrea Goulet, Michelle Robinson, and Héctor Hoyos (4/30/21)

CSN Café

43 min
02/09/2021

Nicholas Paige, Technologies of the Novel (2/8/21)

CSN Café

58 min
01/16/2021

Books at the Center: Dorothy Hale, The Novel and The New Ethics (1/15/21)

CSN Café

48 min
10/31/2020

Sharon Marcus on her Ian Watt Lecture (10/30/20)

CSN Café

47 min

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CSN Cafe is an interview podcast run by the Center for the Study of the Novel at Stanford University. Sitting down with visiting scholars to discuss the work they are presenting, these interviews leave a trace of the amazing exchanges we are proud to host at the Center. We’re glad to now be sharing these exchanges with a wider audience, so thank you for listening in as we scholars have a friendly chat among ourselves.

Creator

Center for the Study of the Novel
Years Active

2021 - 2023
Episodes

13
Rating

Explicit
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CSN Café

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CSN Café

Ian Watt Lecture: Wai Chee Dimock, “A Long History of Pandemics” - 3/2/2023

Books at the Center: Charne Lavery: Writing Ocean Worlds and Isabel Hofmeyr: Dockside Reading - 11/3/2022

The Turn Against Fictionality: Percival Everett

Books at the Center: Peter Boxall, The Prosthetic Imagination (10/29/21)

Crime Narratives with Andrea Goulet, Michelle Robinson, and Héctor Hoyos (4/30/21)

Nicholas Paige, Technologies of the Novel (2/8/21)

Books at the Center: Dorothy Hale, The Novel and The New Ethics (1/15/21)

Sharon Marcus on her Ian Watt Lecture (10/30/20)

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CSN Café

Episodes

Ian Watt Lecture: Wai Chee Dimock, “A Long History of Pandemics” - 3/2/2023

Books at the Center: Charne Lavery: Writing Ocean Worlds and Isabel Hofmeyr: Dockside Reading - 11/3/2022

The Turn Against Fictionality: Percival Everett

Books at the Center: Peter Boxall, The Prosthetic Imagination (10/29/21)

Crime Narratives with Andrea Goulet, Michelle Robinson, and Héctor Hoyos (4/30/21)

Nicholas Paige, Technologies of the Novel (2/8/21)

Books at the Center: Dorothy Hale, The Novel and The New Ethics (1/15/21)

Sharon Marcus on her Ian Watt Lecture (10/30/20)

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