Rachel Bolten |
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To Describe America, 1835-1941 |
Stanford Dean's Fellow, American Studies |
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Erik Fredner |
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Averaging Americans: Literature, Statistics, and Inequality |
Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer, University of Virginia College of Arts & Sciences Engagements Program |
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Matthew Redmond |
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Living Too Long: The Extant Figure in American Literature |
PWR Lecturer, Stanford |
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Mai Wang |
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The Nonaligned Self: Asian Redeployments of the American Renaissance |
COLLEGE Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford |
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Jean Abbott |
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Naming and Un-Naming in Old English Literature |
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Juan Lamata |
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Masterless Renaissance: Rogue Form from Lazarillo to Cutpurse |
Assistant Professor, California State University- Los Angeles |
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Julia Noble |
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“Dark Inscrutable Workmanship”: Rereading Mystery through Riddle in the Visionary Poetry of Wordsworth, Shelley, and Keats |
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Vanessa Seals |
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Representations of Multiracial Families in American Literature |
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Nathan Wainstein |
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Unformed Art: Bad Writing in the Modernist Novel |
Stanford Dean's Fellow, Comparative Literature |
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Elizabeth Wilder |
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Domestic Formalism: Comfort, Narrative, and the Victorian Imaginary |
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Aku Ammah-Tagoe |
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Urban form: narrative in an age of urbanization |
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Max Ashton |
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Signs of War in Old English Poetry |
Lecturer, Stanford Department of English |
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Annie Atura |
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Jewish-American Feminists and the Construction of Whiteness |
Lecturer, Stanford Department of English |
Lecturer, Stanford Program in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies |
Chelsea Davis |
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“Lurid interiors”: the anti-Gothic impulse in early American war literature |
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Victoria Googasian |
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The character of animality: species difference and narrative form in American fiction, 1890-1970 |
Assistant Professor, Georgetown University in Qatar |
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Ryan Heuser |
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Abstraction: a literary history |
Junior Research Fellow, King’s College, University of Cambridge |
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Alexander Manshel |
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Writing backwards: American fiction and the historical turn |
Assistant Professor, McGill University |
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Jesse Nathan |
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Poets’ Poets: Rethinking Influence in Victorian and Modernist Poetry |
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Andrew Shephard |
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“Temples for tomorrow”: African American speculative fiction and historical narrative |
Assistant Professor, University of Utah |
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Mark Taylor |
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The Gospel of Freedom: Agency, Idealism, and the Forms of Victorian Fiction |
Lecturer, Stanford Department of English |
Visiting Assistant Professor of English, Vassar College |