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Department(s) | Research Interests | |
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| Aguirre, Robert | English | Nineteenth-century British and American literature and culture; autobiography; museum studies; pre-Columbian culture; Atlantic studies; hemispheric studies. Current project: A study of the history of … |
| Barton, Ellen | English | My research interests are in medical communication and medical rhetoric. I have worked on end-of-life discussions, offers to participate in clinical trials, and motivational interviewing in obesity … |
| Brill, Lesley | English | I'm currently writing on the films of the English director Stephen Frears. Upcoming essays will address LIAM, MRS. HENDERSON PRESENTS, possibly THE SNAPPER, and PHILOMENA. |
| Chess, Simone | English | Early Modern Literary and Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Disability Studies |
| Fox, Hilary | English | I focus on Old, Middle English, and Latin literature, with concentrations in theory of mind, the history of emotion and mental illness, monstrosity, and theories of citizenship and ethics. My current … |
| Goodrich, Jaime | English | I work on English women writers during the early modern period (c. 1500-1800), particularly the spiritual and political aspects of their religious writings (e.g., histories, letters, poetry, spiritual … |
| Gorzelsky, Gwendolen | English | My research interests are in two categories. The first is how people use reading and writing to promote personal and social change. The second is how people learn to write in academic, disciplinary, … |
| Grogan, Jared | English | I research and write on the History of Rhetoric, and the rhetoric of science (mainly ecology) and technology. I'm also engaged with research into Composition and Rhetorical Pedagogy with an eye … |
| Hohn, Donovan | English | Creative Nonfiction, Creative Writing, Essays on Place, Writing the Midwest, Literary Journalism, Publishing |
| Hoogland, Renee | Art and Art History; English; Philosophy | My research focuses generally on Anglo-American literature and culture after 1870. More specifically, my work engages Cultural Studies, Critical Theory, Visual Culture, and Queer Studies. My most … |