Comparative
Literature
Faculty
Robert Manteiga, Director, Professor
of Hispanic Studies,
Comparative Literature, and Film Media (Ph.D., University of
Virginia,
1977)
Spanish Feminine Narrative, Generation
of 1927, Experimental Theater, Avant-garde.
Sona Aronian, Professor of
Russian, Women's Studies, and Comparative Literature (Ph.D., Yale
University, 1971)
Carolyn Betensky, Assistant
Professor of
English and Comparative Literature (Ph.D., Columbia University, 1997)
African-American Literature, Art History, Music
History, 19th Century American Literature, Gender Studies, Material
Culture Studies, Ethnic Studies, and Popular Culture Studies.
Josie P. Campbell, Professor of
English,
Women's Studies, and Comparative Literature (Ph.D., Pennsylvania State
University,
1972)
Editor of ATQ
Nineteenth-Century American Literature, Shakespeare, Women's Studies,
Medieval and Renaissance Literature.
Stephanie
Dunson, Assistant Professor of
English and Comparative Literature (Ph.D., University of Massachusetts
at Amherst, 2004)
African-American Literature, Art History, Music
History, 19th Century American Literature, Gender Studies, Material
Culture Studies, Ethnic Studies, and Popular Culture Studies.
Alain-Philippe Durand,
Associate Professor of French, Film Media, and Comparative Literature
(Ph.D., University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 1999)
Interim Chair of English & Head of
French and Francophone Studies
Contemporary Novel, French Cinema,
Hip-Hop
Culture, Cultural Studies and Criticism.
John
Leo, Professor of English,
Comparative Literature, and Film Media (Ph.D., Northwestern
University,
1972)
Director of the Film Media Program
Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Romantic Poetry,
Twentieth Century American and British Literature, Comparative
Literature.
Naomi Mandel,
Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature (Ph.D.,
University of California at Irvine, 2000)
US Literature and Culture after 1945, Literary
Theory.
Thomas
Morín, Professor of Hispanic Studies and Comparative
Literature (Ph.D., Columbia
University, 1975)
Ann Suter, Professor of
Classics and Comparative Literature (Ph.D.,
Princeton
University, 1984)
Greek and Latin literature, especially
archaic Greek poetry, Women's Studies, Myth.
Jean Walton, Professor of
English,
Women's Studies, Film Media, and Comparative Literature (Ph.D., SUNY
Buffalo,
1988)
Chair of the English department
Literary Theory, Cultural Studies, Women's Studies, Modern/Postmodern
Fiction, Film Studies, Comparative Literature.
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