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British Romantic Poetry

Affiliated Faculty

photo of Joseph Albernaz
photo of Joseph Albernaz
Full-time Faculty

Joseph Albernaz

Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Research Interests

British Romantic Poetry
Comparative Literature
Francophone and German
The Enlightenment
Literature and Philosophy
Ecology
Critical Theory
Political Theory
Restoration and 18th Century
Europe
Poetry and Poetics
19th Century
Philosophy, Aesthetics, History of Ideas, and Sociology of Knowledge
Science and Environmental Studies
Britain
photo of Erik Gray
photo of Erik Gray
Full-time Faculty

Erik Gray

Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Research Interests

19th Century
Poetry and Poetics
English literature and the Classics
Restoration and 18th Century
Europe
British Romantic Poetry
Comparative Literature
19th Century British Literature and Culture
Victorian Literature
Britain
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