Stephanie L. Hawkins
@stephanielhawkins.bsky.social
Writer, teacher, mediator, and Professor in the English Department at the University of North Texas, Denton, USA. Against fascism in all its varieties; I believe in civic culture and robust dissent as vital to the health of democracy.
August 20, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Poet Ezra Pound broadcast Nazi propaganda in the 1930s.
Explore the psychological, aesthetic, and cultural events that drive us to pledge ourselves to charismatic individuals and declare ourselves “converts” to a cause.
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
Explore the psychological, aesthetic, and cultural events that drive us to pledge ourselves to charismatic individuals and declare ourselves “converts” to a cause.
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
August 6, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Poet Ezra Pound broadcast Nazi propaganda in the 1930s.
Explore the psychological, aesthetic, and cultural events that drive us to pledge ourselves to charismatic individuals and declare ourselves “converts” to a cause.
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
Explore the psychological, aesthetic, and cultural events that drive us to pledge ourselves to charismatic individuals and declare ourselves “converts” to a cause.
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
@moderniststudies.bsky.social
How the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
How the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
August 5, 2025 at 3:30 PM
@moderniststudies.bsky.social
How the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
How the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
Manufacturing Dissent reveals how the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
August 5, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Manufacturing Dissent reveals how the early twentieth century’s “lost generation” of writers, artists, and intellectuals combatted disinformation and “fake news.”
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
For more information, and to order, visit:
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
and enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
My book is now available for pre-order at a 20% discount!
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
August 4, 2025 at 5:30 PM
My book is now available for pre-order at a 20% discount!
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
www.cambridge.org/9781009574679
enter the code MAD2025 at the checkout
"Proof" of life for Manufacturing Dissent (Cambridge University Press July 2025)!
April 22, 2025 at 12:27 PM
"Proof" of life for Manufacturing Dissent (Cambridge University Press July 2025)!
By accident I assigned Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" this month, anniversary of the Civil War's end and Lincoln's assassination. We read the poem aloud, each taking a part: sounding our nation's diversity and collective hopes and dreams.
April 8, 2025 at 4:33 PM
By accident I assigned Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" this month, anniversary of the Civil War's end and Lincoln's assassination. We read the poem aloud, each taking a part: sounding our nation's diversity and collective hopes and dreams.