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Affiliated Faculty

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Lecturers

Emily Bloom

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Society Fellows in Humanities

Research Interests

Twentieth Century British and Irish Literature
Modernism
Media Studies
Sound Studies
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Full-time Faculty

Matthew Hart

Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Research Interests

20th and 21st Century
Modernism
Poetry and Poetics
Postcolonial and Global South
Political Theory
The Contemporary Novel
Prose Fiction/ History of the Novel
Law and Humanities
American and the Americas
Europe
Narrative and Rhetorical Theory
Britain

Affiliated Graduate Students

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Julia Bannon

PhD Student

Research Interests

Modernism
Comparative Literature
Critical Theory
African American and African Diaspora
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