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John M. Archer
Renaissance drama; early modern literature and culture; the history of subjectivity; literary theory; colonial and postcolonial studies |
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Thomas Augst
American literature and culture; material and cultural history of literacy; literary practices of everyday life; ethics and civic life in American liberalism. |
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Jennifer J. Baker
American literature; colonial, early national and antebellum literary and intellectual history; American Romanticism |
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Christopher Cannon
Grammar and grammar school learning; early Middle English; Chaucer; Langland; problems of literary history; language and theories of language |
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Mary J Carruthers
Medieval literature and rhetoric; memory and mnemonic technique; the history of spirituality |
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Una Chaudhuri
Modern Drama; theatre history; performance theory; animal studies |
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Patricia Crain
Nineteenth-century U.S. literature and culture; history of books and
reading; literacy studies; childhood studies; critical pedagogy and civic
engagement
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Patrick H Deer
Modernism; war culture and war literature; the twentieth century British novel; the novel and film; Anglophone literature; postcolonial and cultural studies. |
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Carolyn L. Dinshaw
Medieval literature and culture; feminist studies; lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender studies; history of sexuality; theories of history and historiography; mysticism; theories and experiences of temporality |
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Denis Donoghue
Modern English, Irish, and American Literature; aesthetics and the practice on reading |
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Juliet Fleming
Renaissance literature and culture; history of the book; literary theory. |
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Elaine Freedgood
Victorian literature and culture; critical theory; history of the novel |
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Toral Gajarawala
Postcolonial studies; Anglophone and Francophone literatures; contemporary Hindi literature; realism |
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Ernest B Gilman
English Renaissance literature; interrelationships of literature and the visual arts; literature and disease |
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Dustin Griffin
Restoration and 18th-century British literature; authorship; satire; Milton |
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John Guillory
Renaissance poetry and prose; Shakespeare; Milton; literature and science in the Renaissance; the history of rhetoric; the history of criticism; the sociology of literary study; twentieth-century literary theory |
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Phillip Brian Harper
Modern and contemporary U.S. literary and cultural studies; African-American literature and culture; gender and sexuality studies |
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Martin Harries
Modern theater and mass culture; film; Shakespeare; theory; spectatorship |
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Anselm Haverkamp
critical theory; rhetoric and law; literature and philosophy; metaphorology; canon formation 16th- to 20th C. Shakespeare, Keats, Joyce. |
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Josephine Gattuso Hendin
Contemporary American literature and culture; psychology and literature; ethnicity and literature; creative writing |
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David L. Hoover
authorship attribution, linguistic stylistics, statistical stylistics, corpus stylistics, humanities computing, English language, animal language and cognition, Old English meter |
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Laurence S Lockridge
Romantic literature; philosophical criticism; biography; American cultural studies |
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John Maynard
reader theory; biography; sexuality and literature; cultural studies; Victorian literature; modern literature |
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Paula McDowell
Eighteenth-century literature and cultural history; history of the book; media ecology |
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Elizabeth McHenry
African-American literature, culture, and intellectual history; nineteenth and twentieth-century United States literature; History of the Book |
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Maureen N. McLane
British romanticism; English and Scottish literature and culture, 1750-1830; twentieth-century and contemporary North American poetry; modernism; postmodernism; media studies; Anglophone poetries/poetics; human sciences and literature |
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Perry Meisel
modern literature; critical theory |
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Haruko Momma
Old English language, literature, and culture; medieval literature and culture; history of the English language; philology and historical linguistics; history of language studies; medievalism |
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Karen Newman
Shakespeare and Renaissance drama; early modern literature and culture, English and continental; literary theory; gender studies; cultural translation
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Crystal Parikh
Asian American literature and studies; Latino/Chicano literature and studies; feminist and critical race theory; postcolonial studies; twentieth century American literature |
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Cyrus R. K. Patell
American literature and culture; minority discourse; cultural studies; literary historiography |
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Mary Poovey
Victorian Literature and Culture |
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Martha Dana Rust
Medieval literature and culture; technologies of writing; gender studies; literary representations of illness and disease. |
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S.S. Sandhu
Toil; avant pulp; off-kilter Englishness; popular and techno cultures; metropolitan and immigrant history; cinema studies; black and Asian literatures; poetics and sociology of sport
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Lytle Shaw
Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century American Literature; Contemporary Poetry; Art History; Theory, Urbanism |
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Clifford Siskin
Literary, social, and technological change, 1700-1850 (British); print culture and digital culture; literary theory and genre theory; the organization of knowledge. |
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Jeffrey L Spear
Victorian studies;visual culture |
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Gabrielle Starr
Eighteenth-Century literature; the interrelationship of novel and lyric; neural aesthetics; imagination and aesthetics |
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Catharine R Stimpson
modern literature; women in culture and society; and education |
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Bryan Waterman
18th- and 19th-century American literary and cultural history; New York City literary, performance, and intellectual cultures; the Revolutionary Atlantic World |
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Jini Kim Watson
Asia-Pacific literature and cultural studies; postcolonial studies; spatial and architectural
theory; comparative modernities; feminist and critical theory
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Robert J.C. Young
Postcolonial literatures and cultures; the history of colonialism and anti-colonialism; cultural history of the 19th and 20th centuries; literary and cultural theory. |
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