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Affect Theory

Affiliated Faculty

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Lecturers

Will A. Glovinsky

Lecturer in the Discipline of English and Comparative Literature, English & Comp Literature

Research Interests

19th-Century British and Colonial Literature
Postcolonial Studies
History of The Novel
Indigenous Studies
Radical Culture
Affect Theory
Transatlantic Literature
Global Studies
Economic History

Affiliated Graduate Students

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Alec Joyner

PhD Student

Research Interests

19th and 20th Century American Literature
the Novel
Modernism
Affect Theory
Feminist Theory
African American and African Diaspora Literature
Humor, Comedy, and Laughter
Francophone Literature

Dissertation / Thesis Title

"Going to Pieces: The Laughter of the Other in US Novels of the 1930s"
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Chloe Tsolakoglou

PhD Student

Research Interests

Queer Theory
Psychoanalysis
Marxism
Affect Theory
Translation
20th and 21st Century American Literature
Modern Greek Literature
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