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Areas of study most interesting: Literary Flow of Time, Connectedness, East-west literature studies, Linguistics, Grammar, Poetics, Cultural Studies, Globalism, Society/Anthropology, World Literature, Interdiciplinary studies, Philosohy, Non-traditional literature (Film, comics, ect.), Art.

Graduate Program Desires:

1. MUST be a progressive and liberal university that embraces traditional literature along with non-traditional literature (e.g. Shakespeare, Chaucer AND multi-cultural literature, female authors, queer studies, science fiction, fantasy, comics, film, and other stigmatized art forms)

2. An appealing location (e.g. preferably not in the mid-west or any red-state) Locations most appealing: California, Washington, Oregon, Canada and anywhere overseas

3. A small or medium-small sized program. An intimate atmosphere, but with plenty of resources. A small program at a large school is fine.

4. Preferably affordable, but if teaching fellowships are offered I will apply. If overseas, preferably an America sattelite school for affordability.

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