Not Even Past

Focusing on the evolution of the Department of English at The Ohio State University from 1870 to 2000, this book delves into its significant influence on literature and education. It examines the department's expansion, the contributions of women and minorities, and the achievements of notable figures like James Thurber. The narrative also addresses the challenges faced during the late 1960s and the university's temporary closure in 1970. Contributions from ten experts enrich the account, making it a comprehensive exploration of a pivotal academic discipline.