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New page: '''Gauri Viswanathan''' is a professor in the English Department. Category:Professors

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'''Gauri Viswanathan''' is a professor in the [[English Department]].

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-'''Gauri Viswanathan''' is the Class of 1933 Professor in the Humanities and a professor in the [[English Department]]. Her stated interests include education, religion, and culture, 19th century British and colonial cultural studies, and the history of disciplines. She is notable for asserting that the modern study of English literature emerged from British colonial practices in India.
+'''Gauri Viswanathan''' [[TC]] '[[1984|84]] [[PhD]] '[[1985|85]] is the Class of 1933 Professor in the Humanities and a professor in the [[English Department]]. Her stated interests include education, religion, and culture, 19th century British and colonial cultural studies, and the history of disciplines. She is notable for asserting that the modern study of English literature emerged from British colonial practices in India.
 ==Works==
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-'''Gauri Viswanathan''' is the Class of 1933 Professor in the Humanities and a professor in the [[English Department]]. Her stated interests include education, religion, and culture, 19th century British and colonial cultural studies, and the history of disciplines.
+'''Gauri Viswanathan''' is the Class of 1933 Professor in the Humanities and a professor in the [[English Department]]. Her stated interests include education, religion, and culture, 19th century British and colonial cultural studies, and the history of disciplines. She is notable for asserting that the modern study of English literature emerged from British colonial practices in India.
 [[Category:English professors|Viswanathan]]
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