Andrew Goldstone, Lecturer Primary Office: 460-315 At Stanford Since: 2009 Email: goldston@stanford.edu Current Year's Courses: Expats and Cosmopolitan Fiction, 1900-1940 Prizewinners: Anglophone Novelists and the Nobel, 1991-2007 Degrees: Ph.D., Yale, 2009 A.B., Physics and Mathematics, Harvard, 2004 |
Andrew Goldstone is a postdoctoral fellow in the Mellon Fellowship of Scholars in the Humanities. He works on twentieth-century literature, with a specialty in modernist fiction and poetry on both sides of the Atlantic. His book project in progress, Literary Freedoms: Modernist Fictions of Aesthetic Autonomy, treats the problem of aesthetic autonomy in modernist practices as varied as the representation of domestic servants, the development of a self-consciously late style, the lifestyle of literary expatriation, and the use of tautology. A related essay, "Aestheticism, Servants, and 'The Dominance of Form,'" is forthcoming in ELH. Links: |
