Duriel E Harris

- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Selected Research
Biography
Poet/performer and sound artist, Duriel E. Harris is: author three books including, No Dictionary of a Living Tongue (Nightboat 2017); Editor of Obsidian: and creator of Thingification—a one-woman show.
Current Courses
ENG 247.001 Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry
ENG 165.001 Introduction To African-American Literature & Culture
ENG 227.003 Introduction To Creative Writing
ENG 599.004 Research And Dissertation
ENG 165.001 Introduction To African-American Literature & Culture
ENG 591.002 Practicum (Internship) In College Teaching
ENG 599.004 Research And Dissertation
ENG 348.001 Writing for Performance
ENG 448.001 Writing for Performance
Teaching Interests & Areas
Poetry Writing
Poetics
African American Literature
Research Interests & Areas
Improvisation and Black aesthetics, Memory and Trauma Studies, WOC Feminisms, Digital Technologies and the African Diaspora, 18th and 19th century African American Literature, Oppositional/Experimental poetics, Performance Studies
BA Literature
MA English and American Literature
Ph D English, Programs for Writiters
Speleology (poetry video with Scott Rankin). 2011
Performances and Exhibits
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An Exceeding Sun: the 21st Annual Gwendolyn Brooks Writers’ Conference,. - April 9 2011
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Pomona College, Claremont, CA,. - November 7 2011
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Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA. - April 21 2011
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The New School for General Studies and NYSCA, The New School,. - September 1 2011
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TheatresCool Adult Workshop. - March 31 2011
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University of Illinois at Chicago. - February 11 2011
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Velvet Birdhouse Coalition and the DuSable Museum. - March 20 2011
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California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) School of Critical Studies, Valencia, CA. - March 19 2011
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Myopic Poetry Series, L. Sawyer, curator,. - February 12 2011
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The Pennsylvania State University Africana Research Center, the Department of English, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities, and African American Literature and Culture Society. - October 1 2011
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Carthage College, Kenosha, WI. - February 10 2011
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Nina Corwin, curator. - April 10 2011