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Professor of English and Holder of McManis University Chair and Chair
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Jewish American Literature and Film, Feminist Theory, Gothic Studies, Interdisciplinarity and the Liberal Arts in the 21st Century
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Mood-Bridwell 207
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Professor of English
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Victorian literature and culture, the novel, film studies, feminist studies.
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Mood-Bridwell 209
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Assistant Professor of English
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American literature and culture, multi-ethnic literature, the contemporary novel, genre studies, environmental humanities, social and environmental justice
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Mood-Bridwell Hall, Room 211
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Associate Professor of English
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Eighteenth-century British literature, postcolonial literature, literary theory
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Mood-Bridwell 210
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Associate Professor of English
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Shakespeare, Renaissance Literature, Shakespeare through Performance
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Olin 217
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