News

Despite all the whips and spurs involved, nineteenth-century Americans believed racehorses loved a little manly competition.

Read the rest of the story: https://daily.jstor.org/the-myth-of-the-noble-racehorse/

Kyle Barbour had the honour of being the subject of a recent APA member interview (on January 31st). You can find the interview on the APA blog: https://blog.apaonline.org/2020/01/31/apa-member-interview-kyle-j-barbour/

Congratulations Kyle!

Peter Loptson's new book, Reflections in Practical Philosophy and the Philosophy of Religion is now available from Cambridge Scholars Publishing (https://www.cambridgescholars.com/reflections-in-practical-philosophy-and-the-philosophy-of-religion).

Congratulations Peter!

Aleksandra Bergier and Kim Anderson have released a report which summarizes the findings of the literature review of Indigenous language revitalization initiatives across Canadian universities and focuses on the qualitative research about the current Indigenous language learning needs and challenges at the University of Guelph.

Margaret Lehman, a student in ENGL*3060, has had a review she wrote for the class published by The League of Canadian Poets: http://poets.ca/2020/01/23/pier-giorgio-di-cicco/.

SETS instructor Scott Duchesne has published an edition of Roy Mitchell's Creative Theatre with the University of Ottawa Press: https://press.uottawa.ca/creative-theatre-by-roy-mitchell.html