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| Adams,
James Eli |
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[email protected]
404 Philosophy Hall
(212) 854-2472
M 1:30-3 & Th 2-3 or by
appointment
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19th century British
literature and culture; gender and sexuality; aestheticism;
interdisciplinary history of Victorian Britain
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| Adams,
Rachel |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-3831
405 Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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19th- and
20th-century
American literature; media studies; theories of gender and sexuality;
disability studies; cultural studies; theories of transnationalism and
globalization |
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| Baswell,
Christopher |
[email protected]
410 Barnard Hall
Contact Barnard English Dept at 4-2116 |
Medieval literature and
manuscript studies;
Classical tradition; disability studies |
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Biers, Katherine |
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[email protected]
(21) 851-2490
408b Philosophy Hall
Th 4-6
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19th- and 20th-century
American
literature and culture; media studies; cultural studies; theories of
gender and sexuality; African-American literature; modernism |
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Blount, Marcellus |
[email protected]
(212) 854-3227
606a Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 4-5
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African American and
American Studies; poetry; popular culture; gender studies |
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Claybaugh, Amanda |
[email protected]
(212) 854-0142
408j Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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The postbellum US novel;
the Victorian novel; trans-atlantic literary studies; narrative theory |
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Cole, Sarah |
[email protected]
(212) 854-5212
511a Philosophy Hall
W 2:30-4 & Th 12:30-2
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20th-century British
literature; modernism and empire; gender studies; war |
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Crane, Susan |
[email protected]
616 Philosophy Hall
(212) 854-5789
Tu
5:30-6:30 & Th 2-3
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Medieval English and
French genres; history of sexuality; social implications of literature |
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Crawford, Julie |
[email protected]
613c Philosophy Hall
(212) 854-5779
M 4-5:30 in 763 Schermerhorn
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16th- and 17th-century
English literature; Protestant culture; women's literature; cultural
studies; feminist theory; gay and lesbian studies |
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Dailey, Patricia |
[email protected]
(212) 854-1667
602b Philosophy Hall
W
9-11
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Medieval Literature,
medieval women's poetry and prose, Anglo-Saxon poetry, critical theory,
psychoanalytic theory |
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Dames, Nicholas |
[email protected]
(212) 854-3079
603 Philosophy Hall
Tu 10-12
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19th-century British
literature; history and theory of the novel; critical theory and
theories of narrative; Victorian cultural history |
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Davidson, Jenny |
[email protected]
(212) 854-1204
511b Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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Eighteenth-century
British literature and culture; cultural and intellectual history,
especially history of science; the contemporary novel in English |
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Delbanco, Andrew |
[email protected]
(212) 854-3985
407 Philosophy Hall
M 2-4 in Hamilton 415/418 & by
appointment: contact Angela Darling at [email protected] or 4-6698 to
set up an appointment
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Early American
literature, religion; American studies; history of education |
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Douglas, Ann |
[email protected]
(212) 854-5960
408g Philosophy Hall
W 5:30-7 and by appointment
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20th-century American
literatures and history; popular culture, especially film; race and
ethnicity;
postcolonial theory |
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Eden, Kathy |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6432
401a Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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Renaissance humanism;
history of rhetoric; hermeneutics; ancient literary theory; history of
classical scholarship |
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Edwards, Brent |
[email protected]
(212) 854-2912
606a Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2009
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African-American and
African diasporic literature; 20th-century poetry; Francophone
literature; translation theory; jazz |
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| Gamber,
John
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[email protected]
(212) 854-2058
416 Hamilton
Th 1:30-2:30
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Ecocriticism,
transnationalism, immigration, relocation, American Indian, Asian
American, African American, and Chicana/o and Latina/o literatures, and
literature of the Americas
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Golston, Michael |
[email protected]
(212) 854-4707
408h Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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20th-century British and
American poetry and poetics; the avant-garde; modernism and
postmodernism |
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Gray, Erik |
[email protected]
(212) 854-1668
408k Philosophy Hall
M 12-1 & Tu 11-12
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Romantic and Victorian
poetry; poetry and poetics; English literature and the classics |
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Griffin, Farah |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6411
508b Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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African American
literature, music, history and politics |
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| Hart,
Matt
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[email protected]
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Twentieth and
twenty-first century Anglophone culture, with an emphasis on modernist
poetry, contemporary British fiction, political theory, and the visual
arts |
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Hartman, Saidiya |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6421
618 Philosophy Hall
W 1:30-3
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African American
literature; cultural studies |
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Hirsch, Marianne |
[email protected]
(212) 854-5121
508a Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-4 & by appointment
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Comparative Literature
(20th century French, German, British, American); feminist theory,
narrative; cultural memory; Holocaust studies, visual culture |
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Horejsi, Nicole |
[email protected]
(212) 854-2623
408e Philosophy Hall
M & W 11-1
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Restoration and
eighteenth-century British literature; the classical tradition in the
eighteenth century; eighteenth-century women's writing and feminist
theory |
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Howard, Jean |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6225
602 Philosophy Hall
W 1-3 and by appointment
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Renaissance literature;
history of drama; feminism; new historicism; Marxism |
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Jin, Wen |
[email protected]
(212) 854-5184
408d Philosophy Hall
M & W 5-6
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Asian American and Asian
diasporic literature and culture; American literature since 1900;
Sinophone literature; critical race, transnational, and translation
studies |
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| Johnson,
Eleanor
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[email protected]
(212) 854-0142
408j Philosophy Hall
Tu 4-7
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Late medieval
English prose and
poetry, medieval poetics and philosophy, law and literature in the
Middle Ages, early autobiography, and vernacular theology |
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Marcus, Sharon |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6403
308 Philosophy Hall
Tu 2:30-4:30 and by appointment
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19th-century British and
French literature; feminist and sexual theory; urban and architectural
history |
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Mendelson, Edward |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-6417
613c Philosophy Hall
Tu 3-4 & Th 4-6
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19th-century British
literature; 20th-century British and American literature; narrative;
poetry |
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Murray, Molly |
[email protected]
(212) 854-4016
408c Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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16th- and 17th-century
poetry and prose; early modern intellectual history, especially
theology and political thought |
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Negrón-Muntaner, Frances |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-2058
425 Hamiliton Hall
M & W 4-5
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19th- and 20th-century
Caribbean and U.S Latino literatures and cultures; film studies;
popular culture; the essay |
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O'Meally, Robert |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6428
611 Philosophy Hall
W 2-4
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19th- and 20th-century
American literature as well as African American literature and jazz
culture—including music, literature, painting, film, photography,
theater, and dance |
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Posnock, Ross |
[email protected]
610 Philosophy Hall
Th 1-4
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Literature and
intellectual history of 19th- and 20th-century United States;
pragmatism, Henry James, W.E.B Du Bois |
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Puchner, Martin |
[email protected]
(212) 854-3872
406 Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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19th- and 20th-century
drama and performance; modernism; continental and language philosophy |
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Quigley, Austin
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[email protected]
(212) 854-2441
208 Hamilton Hall
contact 4-2441
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19th- and 20th-century
drama;
theatre history; literary theory; performance theory; linguistic
theory; modernism and postmodernism |
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Robbins, Bruce |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6463
605 Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-4
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19th- and 20th-century
fiction; transnational literature; literary and cultural theory |
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Rosenthal, Michael |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6404
613b Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 4-5:30
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Late Victorian and
Edwardian popular culture; Bloomsbury; the modern British novel |
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Shapiro, James |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6227
606b Philosophy Hall
M & W 10:30-12
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Shakespeare; medieval
and early modern drama; Jewish studies; British poetry; the book review
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Slaughter, Joseph |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6433
511a Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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Postcolonial literatures
of Africa and Latin America; human rights and narrative theory;
20th-century ethnic and third world literatures |
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Spiegel, Maura |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6418
402 Philosophy Hall
M 3-4 & Tu 6-7 & by
appointment
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19th-century British and
European novel; 20th-century American fiction and cultural studies;
film, film theory; gender theory; European modernism |
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Spivak, Gayatri |
[email protected]
(212) 870-3990
303 Earl
On Leave Spring 2010
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19th-and 20th-century
literature; Marxism; feminism; deconstruction; poststructuralism;
globalization |
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Stewart, Alan |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6420
617 Philosophy Hall
M 1-2 & Tu 2-4
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16th-century literature,
history, and culture; lesbian and gay studies |
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Strand, Mark |
[email protected]
(212) 854-7468
305 Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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Poetry and modern
fiction
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Strohm, Paul |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6430
604 Philosophy Hall
On Leave Spring 2010
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Medieval literature;
textuality and history; genre and social change |
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Tawil, Ezra |
[email protected]
(212) 854-6439
408i Philosophy Hall
Th 2-4
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American literature
before 1900; cultural and literary theory; the history and theory of
race |
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Viswanathan, Gauri |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-5440
508c Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-4
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Intellectual history;
education, religion, and culture; 19th-century British and colonial
cultural studies; history of disciplines |
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Yerkes, David |
[email protected]
(212) 854-5280
615 Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 2:30-4
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American language;
English language, including Anglo-Saxon and Middle English;
bibliography; textual criticism |
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EMERITUS
FACULTY:
Ferrante, Joan. M
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[email protected]
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Comparative
medieval literature, including Dante, provençal poetry,
allegory, romance, women; also human rights, specifically women,
religion and human rights |
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Hanning, Robert
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[email protected]
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English and French
medieval
literature and culture; Chaucer; Cinquecento Italian courtly
literature; issues of race, ethnicity, and identity construction in the
U.S. |
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Marcus, Steven
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[email protected]
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19th- and
20th-century literature;
literature and society; psychoanalysis; Marxism, history and theory;
cultural criticism |
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Meisel, Martin
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[email protected]
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European and
American drama, 1500 to
present; 19th-century fictions; literature and painting; Anglo-Irish
and Scottish literature; 19th-century popular theater |
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Mirollo, James
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[email protected]
(212) 854-1936
Heyman Center
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Rosenberg, John
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[email protected]
(212) 854-6407
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Victorian poetry and
non-fiction prose; 19th-century autobiography |
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Seidel, Michael
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[email protected]
(212) 854-6405
609 Philosophy Hall
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History of the novel;
narrative
theory; satire; James Joyce; 18th-century literature |
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Stade, George
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[email protected]
(212) 854-6410
604 Philosophy Hall
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Tayler, Edward
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[email protected]
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16th- and 17th-century
poetry and
prose; Milton; Shakespeare |
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ASSOCIATED
FACULTY:
Cloud,
Gerald |
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[email protected]
Butler Library
6th Floor East
By appointment
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History of the Book and
print
culture, especially 19th and 20th century |
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Ferguson, Robert |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-0522
Jerome Greene 521[Law School]
M 3-5 by appointment only: Contact Gabriel Soto ([email protected]
or 854-0522 orcubicle 7W2 in JG)
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Interdisciplinary study
of American culture with particular emphases on literature, law, and
history |
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Gillooly, Eileen |
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[email protected]
(212) 854-9031
H-21 Heyman Center
TBA
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19th-century British
literature and culture; gender and psychoanalytic studies; 19th-century
moral psychology; 19th-century British colonial literature and culture |
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Gourgouris, Stathis |
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[email protected]
608 Hamilton
TBA
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Comparative literature
(French,
German, Ancient Greek, Modern Greek); literary theory; modernity and
modernism; poetics; secular criticism; contemporary music |
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Hamilton,
Ross
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[email protected]
(212) 854-3453
419 Barnard Hall
Contact Barnard English Dept. for Office Hours
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Comparative
romanticisms, poetics,
literature & philosophy |
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Jaanus, Maire
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[email protected]
(212) 854-2106
402 Barnard Hall
W 4:10-6:10
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19th-century comparative
literature (English, German, French), esp. romantic and the novel;
20th-century global English literature; literary theory, esp.
psychoanalytic (Lacanian); postmodernism; modern and postmodern
Estonian literature |
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| Martinsen,
Deborah |
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[email protected]
202 Hamilton
TBA
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Dostoevsky, 19th-century
Russian
prose, narrative theory, shame studies, and the novel |
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Prescott, Anne |
[email protected]
(212) 854-2107
408c Barnard Hall
M 3-4 & W 1-2
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English Renaissance;
Spenser; Satire; Anglo-French relations; Renaissance humanism; women in
the early modern period |
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LECTURERS:
Wallack, Nicole
[email protected]
(212) 854-3886
310 Philosophy Hall
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Rhetoric and
composition; history of
the essay; 19th-century Scottish literature and ethnography; memoirs;
diversity studies |
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ADJUNCT FACULTY:
Ackerman, Ondrea
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[email protected]
408h Philosophy Hall
Tu 5-6
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20th-century
transatlantic literature; modernism and the avant-garde; poetry and
visual culture; critical issues of space
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