African American Literature and Culture, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Black Disability Studies, Affect Theory, Black Feminist Thought, Political Theory, Black Visual Cultures, Critical Race Studies
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Medieval literature (including Dante and the Roman de la Rose)
Latin classics and the classical tradition
Biblical commentary
Gender issues in medieval literature
Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Literature
History of Science
History and Theory of the Novel
Eighteenth-Century Aesthetics
Philosophy and Literature
literature and drama of the English Renaissance; post-Reformation public culture; conversion; citizenship; migration and empire; classical reception; world literature; phenomenology of theater
Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century British Fiction, especially James Joyce and Virginia Woolf; Literary Theory: semiotics, deconstruction, psychoanalysis, phenomenology; Media studies and the history of the book; Roland Barthes; Proust
Anglophone literatures of Africa and the Africa Diaspora
South Asian Literature
Litertures of Empire
Post-colonial Theory
Feminist Theory
Literary Theory
American Literatures in English; African, African-American & African Diaspora Studies; Colonial & Post-Colonial Discourse/ Race & Empire/ Black Radical Traditions; Cultural Studies; Body Politics / Gender & Sexuality Studies; Philosophy and Critical Theory
Nineteenth-century American literature and culture
Affect and emotion
Politics of New Materialisms
Sex, gender, sexuality
Critical Theory
Democracy, bureaucracy, populism
British and Irish Modernism; the Transatlantic Twentieth Century; Mid-twentieth-century American Literature; American Modernism; Visual Culture; Literary Theory; the Intersection of the Arts; Artistic Process & the Archive; the Relationship between Biography, Form, and Historical Moment.
Irish and Commonwealth literature, Postcolonial literature and theory, trauma theory, intersectional feminist theory, and representations of trauma in contemporary novels by Irish women writers.
American literature; postwar movements in U.S.; arts and culture; the Beat generation; feminist theory; studies of 20th century women; intersectionality
World Literature, World Cinema, Cosmopolitanism, Human Rights and Literature, Global Migration and the Immigrant Novel, Politics of Representation, Modern and Contemporary Arts, Digital Media and Culture, Ethics and Politics of Artificial Intelligence
Contemporary American Fiction; Postmodern Literature; Media, Communications & International Journalism; Tech Culture & Social Media Studies; Rhetorical Studies & Public Communication
Feminism and Gender Studies; 20th Century Drama; Pop Culture; Young Adult Fiction; Genre Fiction; the Early Modern Stage; Rhetoric; Literary Theory; Intersections between Marxism and Psychoanalysis; Sociology; Dance and Dance History.
Contemporary fiction
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century British and European writing
Art and art markets in the context of social crisis
Interrelations between fiction and non-fiction
The bearing of science on visual and verbal art
