Graduate Student Directory
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AAna Albinson Areas: folktales Alexia Antoniadou Areas: Modernism, contemporary fiction, science fiction, the gothic Jodie Austin Areas: Renaissance Literature, issues of translation and digital culture Working Dissertation Title: "The Poetics of Pestilence: Plague-time in Early Modern London and the Writing Culture It Produced" BLily Beaumont Areas: the Victorian novel, feminist theory CKyley Caldwell Areas: 20th-/21st-century American literature, contemporary cultural studies, transnational feminism, social and political discourses in post-9/11 America, critical theory Margaret Carkeet Kurt Cavender Areas: Digital media, 20th-/21st-century American literature, the political novel, violence and revolution DDaniel Vincent Donatacci [personal website] Areas: Modernism; poetry and poetics; Gothic and irreal fiction; the supernatural and the paranormal; performance theory; divination; esoteric studies; consciousness studies; queer theory; philosophy and literature; dialogues between the modern and the pre-modern Working Dissertation Title: "'The Immaculate Disclosure of the Secret': Esoteric Thought, the Gothic and Performance in Modernist Negotiations of the Real" EErin Erhart Areas: Digital humanities, Victorian writing practices, Native (Cherokee) literature and critical theory, comic book theory, queer and trans-literature and theory FLydia Fash Areas: 19th-century American literature, 19th-century British literature, Anglo-American (ideational and physical) interactions, notions and constructions of space, book and media history, narrative theory, the tale, the sketch Areas: Early Modern, religious literature, gender studies Jesse Foster-Stout Areas: 19th-century British literature, theory of the novel, poetics, history of philology GDiana George Areas: 20th-century fiction, comparative literature, narrative theory, queer theory
Areas: American women poets, African-American literature, feminist/womanist literary theory, critical race theory, construction of the Divine in the poems of American women Sarabeth Grant Areas: Restoration and eighteenth-century British literature, satiric poetry, the sublime HMegan Lynne Hamilton Areas: 20th-century American, short stories, children in literature and children's literature Michaela Henry Areas: Postcolonial theory and literature, 20th-century to contemporary literature Laura Hill Areas: 20th-century American literature, disability studies Nathaniel Hodes Areas: Hyper-, counter-, and para-canonicity; 17th-century French topiary narratives; Glandeco-Angellinian tragicomedy; strategies of reading cant; poststructural mucosal liquidity Areas: Feminist/queer theory, 19th- and 20th-century women writers, narratives of trauma, folklore and fairytales IJLuigi Juarez Areas: Modernism, 20th-century American and Latin-American literature KDoug Kirshen Areas: late Victorian theatre, dramatic literature, Modernism, visual culture LLauren Laperriere Areas: late 18th-century British literature and poetry, 19th-century British and American literature and poetry |
MAshley Manchester Avi Mendelson Areas: Renaissance, Shakespeare, history of medicine/disease, animal studies Scott Moore Areas: American prose/fiction, 19th-century American, the novel Martin Moraw Areas: Renaissance Literature Vinodini Murugesan Areas: Medieval, Renaissance, gender studies NCory Elizabeth Nelson Areas: Modern and contemporary drama, 20th-century American fiction and film Brittany Norton Areas: children's literature, literary theory, the Victorian novel OPDavid Pass Areas: American literature; 19th- and 20th-century critical race studies; feminist, gender, and queer studies, with emphasis on African American masculinity studies; cultural studies Maxwell Patchet Areas: literary criticism, the role of art, and responses to literature Steven Plunkett Areas: 18th-century fiction and British Romanticism Gina Pugliese Areas: Postcolonial theory, gender studies, modern through contemporary fiction (primarily U.S. and Caribbean) QRMaria Francesca Raggi Areas: British and American Modernism, Romanticism, the city in literature, visual arts David Razor Areas: 19th-century American, transatlantic Romanticism, theory Lisa Rourke Areas: the Victorian novel Adam Rutledge Areas: Modernism, medieval English and Latin literature, aesthetics, theology/philosophy and literature SShayna Skarf Areas: Modernism, gender studies, ethnography/anthropology Jonathan Sudholt Areas: 19th-century American literature, narrative and ethics, rhetoric TJennifer Thomas Areas: 20th-century American, Modernism, ecocriticism, literary theory UVNicholas Van Kley Areas: Late 19th- and 20th-century American literature, the American social novel Tina Van Kley Areas: Long 18th-century British literature, religion and literature WChristopher Wells Joe Wensink Areas: Late 19th- and 20th-century American literature, political and social theory, literary institutions, philanthropy Julia Wexler Areas: Composition theory, gender and sexuality studies, postcolonial literature
Areas: Modernism, contemporary American fiction, technology and digital culture, digital humanities XYByeongkee Yang Areas: Renaissance, Reformation, Modernity, Occultism, Magic, Alchemy, History of Science, Colonial New England ZJeanna Kadlec Zaubi Areas: British Romanticism, the novel as social critic, literature and revolution, political theory, feminist theory, fairy tales |