Graduate | English | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页The English program provides foundational training in the major areas of literary and cultural studies as well as more specialized seminars in research topics. In addition, we are strong in such traditional areas as Composition and Rhetoric, pre-1800 British literature, American literature, and ethnic and global literatures.
Matthew Smetona | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Matthew J. Smetona is Associate Professor of Instruction in the Intellectual Heritage Program. His research interests center on critical theory, the history of political thought, and the history of the novel.
Lawrence Venuti | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Lawrence Venuti works in early modern literature, anglophone and foreign-language poetic traditions, translation theory and history, adaptation studies, and literary translation. He translates from Italian, French, and Catalan.
Adam Joseph Shellhorse | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Expertise. Modern Latin American Literature (19th, 20th, and 21st centuries), Latin American and Latinx Cultural Studies, Critical Theory, Comparative Spanish American, Brazilian, and Inter-American Literature, Visual and Concrete Poetics, Avant-Gardes, Film Studies, Women’s Writing.
Miles Orvell | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Miles Orvell is Professor of English & American Studies at Temple University in Philadelphia. His publications have ranged from literary criticism to broader studies of American culture.
Peter M. Logan | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页He teaches Victorian literature, critical theory, and courses in digital research methods. His published research looks at intersections between literature and nineteenth-century ideas about psychology derived from the histories of medicine and anthropology.
Steve Newman | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Steve Newman. College of Liberal Arts. English. Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies. [email protected]. Expertise. Scottish Enlightenment, Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature, Romantic Poetry, Popular and Elite Culture, The Value of the Humanities. Biography.
Joyce Joyce | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Her current project is titled “Black Literary Essays: The Kaleidoscopic Imagination.” Her papers are housed at the Odum Library, Valdosta State University. Selected Publications. Richard Wright’s Art of Tragedy, U of Iowa P, 1986; Warriors, Conjurers, and Priests: Defining African-centered Literary Criticism, Third World Press, 1994
Anna Peak | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Anna Peak joined the Intellectual Heritage Program in 2011, where she regularly teaches Honors, online, and ESL sections. Her overarching research interest is in the ways that theories of aesthetics are inflected by race and social class.
Nichole Miller | Temple University College of Liberal Arts
网页Professor Miller’s teaching and research focus on 16th and 17th century British literature, especially Shakespeare, as well as philosophy, literary and critical theory, and gender studies.