| Contact Information |
Specialization |
Adams, Rachel |
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rea15@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3831
405 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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19th- and 20th-century American literature;
media studies; theories of gender and sexuality; disability
studies; cultural studies; theories of transnationalism and
globalization |
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Bizup, Joseph |
jb2223@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3886
310 Philosophy Hall
Check with the UWP at 4-3886
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Rhetoric and composition; literacy;
rhetorical theory; 19th-century British literature, especially
nonfiction prose |
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Blount, Marcellus |
mb33@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3227
606a Philosophy Hall
Tu 4:30-6 and by appt.
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African American and American Studies;
poetry; popular culture; gender studies |
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Brietzke, Zander |
zb2120@columbia.edu
406 Philosophy Hall
M & W 1-2 & by appt.
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Modern and American drama; Eugene
O'Neill; directing and stagecraft |
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Bugg. John |
jwb2133@columbia.edu
(212) 854-8443
H2-2 Heyman Center
W 3-5 & Th 3-5
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18th- and 19th-century British literature,
with a focus on Romanticism |
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Charon, Rita |
rac5@columbia.edu
(212) 305-4942
630 W. 168 St, PH 9E-105 (College of Physicians & Surgeons)
F 12-1
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Narrative medicine; narrative theory;
psychoanalytic theory; the ethics of reading; autobiographical
theory; 19th-century American fiction; Henry James |
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Chism, Christine |
chism@rci.rutgers.edu
604 Philosophy Hall
Tu 1-2
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Medieval literature; theories of
history and historicism; women's studies; cultural studies;
performance theory |
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Claybaugh, Amanda |
ac602@columbia.edu
(212) 854-0142
408j Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08
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The postbellum US novel; the Victorian
novel; trans-atlantic literary studies; narrative theory |
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Cohen, Monica |
mlf1@columbia.edu
408j Philosophy Hall
Th 3-6 & by appt.
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Late 18th- and 19th-century English
narrative; Victorian cultural studies; narrative and genre theory;
gender studies |
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Cole, Sarah |
sc891@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5212
408d Philosophy Hall
W 4-5 & Th 4-5
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20th-century British literature;
modernism and empire; gender studies; war |
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Crane, Susan |
sc2298@columbia.edu
616 Philosophy Hall
(212) 854-5789
Tu 1-2 & Th 5:30-6:30 & by appt.
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Medieval English and French genres;
history of sexuality; social implications of literature |
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Crawford, Julie |
jc830@columbia.edu
613c Philosophy Hall
(212) 854-5779
M 1:30-3:30 in 763 Schermerhorn
Tu 10-12 in 613c Philosophy
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16th- and 17th-century English literature;
Protestant culture; women's literature; cultural studies; feminist
theory; gay and lesbian studies |
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Dailey, Patricia |
pd2132@columbia.edu
(212) 854-1667
602b Philosophy Hall
M 4-5 & Tu 5-6
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Medieval Literature, medieval women's
poetry and prose, Anglo-Saxon poetry, critical theory, psychoanalytic
theory |
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Dames, Nicholas |
nd122@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3079
408f Philosophy Hall
W 10-12 & Th 10-11
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19th-century British literature;
history and theory of the novel; critical theory and theories
of narrative; Victorian cultural history |
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Damrosch, David |
dnd2@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6099
613a Philosophy Hall
M 4-6:30
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20th-century literature and criticism;
theory and methods of comparative literature; Bible and ancient
Near Eastern literatures |
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Davidson, Jenny |
jmd204@columbia.edu
(212) 854-1204
408b Philosophy Hall
Tu 4-5 & W 11-12
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Eighteenth-century British literature
and culture; cultural and intellectual history, especially history
of science; the contemporary novel in English |
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Delbanco, Andrew |
ad19@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3985
407 Philosophy Hall
W 2:30-4 in 418 Hamilton; call Angela Darling (4-6698) for an
appointment
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Early American literature, religion;
American studies; history of education |
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Derno, Maiken |
mtd2106@columbia.edu
408j Philosophy Hall
Tu 9:30-10:30 & by appt. |
Genre Theory; Shakespeare; early
modern drama; gender studies; poststructuralist theory; urban
and cultural studies |
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Douglas, Ann |
ad34@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5960
408g Philosophy Hall
W 5:30-7 & by appt.
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20th-century American literatures;
popular culture, especially film; race and ethnicity; postcolonial
theory |
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Eden, Kathy |
khe1@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6432
401a Philosophy Hall
W 1-2:30 & Th 3-4:30
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Renaissance humanism; history of
rhetoric; hermeneutics; ancient literary theory; history of
classical scholarship |
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Edwards, Brent |
bhe2@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2912
609 Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-4 & W 3-4 & by appt.
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African-American and African diasporic
literature; 20th-century poetry; Francophone literature; translation
theory; jazz |
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Ferguson, Robert |
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raf2@columbia.edu
(212) 854-0522
JG 637 (at the Law School)
Contact Gabriel Soto (gsoto@law.columbia.edu
or 854-0522) for appointments
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Interdisciplinary study of American
culture with particular emphases on literature, law, and history |
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Ferrante, Joan |
jmf2@columbia.edu
Emerita |
Comparative medieval literature,
including Dante, provençal poetry, allegory, romance, women;
also human rights, specifically women, religion and human rights |
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Garrett, Shawn-Marie |
sg488@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6863
508 Milbank Hall
Tu 4:15-5:15; Th 10-11 |
History and theory of European and
American theatre; African American theatre; contemporary theatre
and performance; dramaturgy; criticism |
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Gillooly, Eileen |
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eg48@columbia.edu
(212) 854-9031
H2-1 Heyman Center
Th 2-3 & by appt.
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19th-century British literature and
culture; gender and psychoanalytic studies; 19th-century moral
psychology; 19th-century British colonial literature and culture |
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Giordani, Marianne |
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mg2644@columbia.edu
408c Philosophy Hall
TBA
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The literature, culture, and intellectual
history of the long 18th century (Restoration to Romanticism) |
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Golston, Michael |
mg2242@columbia.edu
(212) 854-4707
408h Philosophy Hall
Tu 10-11:30 & Th 4-5:30
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20th-century British and American
poetry and poetics; the avant-garde; modernism and postmodernism |
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Gray, Erik |
eg2155@columbia.edu
(212) 854-1668
408k Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08
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Romantic and Victorian poetry; poetry
and poetics; English literature and the classics |
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Griffin, Farah |
fjg8@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6411
508b Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-5
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African American literature, music,
history and politics |
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Guibbory, Achsah |
aguibbor@barnard.edu
(212) 854-2113
408b Barnard Hall
Tu & Th 2-3:30
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Seventeenth-century literatures and
culture; Milton; Donne |
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Hamilton, Ross |
rh174@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3453
419 Barnard Hall
W 4-5:30
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Comparative romanticisms, poetics,
literature & philosophy |
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Hanning, Robert |
rwh2@columbia.edu
Emeritus
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English and French medieval literature
and culture; Chaucer; Cinquecento Italian courtly literature;
issues of race, ethnicity, and identity construction in the
U.S |
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Hardesty, Michele |
mlh44@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6415
408e Philosophy Hall
Tu 2-3 & F 1-2
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Twentieth-century literatures and
cultures, especially literature and politics, US countercultures,
transnationalism, and travel |
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Hartman, Saidiya |
svh2102@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6421
618 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08
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African American literature; cultural
studies |
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Hirsch, Marianne |
mh2349@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5121
508a Philosophy Hall
M 4-6 in 763 Schermerhorn Ext & Tu 2-4 in 508a Phil
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Comparative Literature (20th century
French, German, British, American); feminist theory, narrative;
cultural memory; Holocaust studies, visual culture |
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Horejsi, Nicole |
njh2115@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2623
306 Philosophy Hall
M 11-1 & Tu 12-2
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Restoration and eighteenth-century
British literature; the classical tradition in the eighteenth
century; eighteenth-century women's writing and feminist theory |
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Howard, Jean |
jfh5@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6225
608 Philosophy Hall
W 1-3 & Th 10:30-12
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Renaissance literature; history of
drama; feminism; new historicism; Marxism |
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Jaanus, Maire |
mj35@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2106
402 Barnard Hall
W 4-6 |
19th-century comparative literature
(English, German, French), esp. romantic and the novel; 20th-century
global English literature; literary theory, esp. psychoanalytic
(Lacanian); postmodernism; modern and postmodern Estonian literature |
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Jin, Wen |
wj2130@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5184
306 Philosophy Hall
T 10-11:30 & Th 3-4 & by appt. |
Asian American and Asian diasporic
literature and culture; American literature since 1900; Sinophone
literature; critical race, transnational, and translation studies |
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Kastan, David |
dsk1@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6257
602 Philosophy Hall
Tu 10-12 & W 10-12
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16th- and 17th-century literature
and culture; Shakespeare; history of the book |
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Kroeber, Karl |
kk17@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5210
401b Philosophy Hall
Tu 2:10-3:40 & by appt.
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Romantic literature; Native American
literature; film and literature; ecological science and literature |
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Marcus, Sharon |
sm2247@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6403
308 Philosophy Hall
M 3-4:30 & W 1:30-3
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19th-century British and French literature;
feminist and sexual theory; urban and architectural history |
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Marcus, Steven |
sm50@columbia.edu
Emeritus |
19th - and 20th-century literature;
literature and society; psychoanalysis; Marxism, history and
theory; cultural criticism |
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Massimilla, Stephen |
sm106@columbia.edu
406 Philosophy Hall
M, W, & Th 6-7 |
19th- and 20th-century poetry and
novel; poetry and poetics; myth and epic; postcolonialism; comparative
literature; film; postmodernism |
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Meisel, Martin |
mm28@columbia.edu
Emeritus |
European and American drama, 1500
to present; 19th-century fictions; literature and painting;
Anglo-Irish and Scottish literature; 19th-century popular theater |
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Mendelson, Edward |
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em36@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6417
614 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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19th-century British literature;
20th-century British and American literature; narrative; poetry |
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Montas, Roosevelt |
rm63@columbia.edu
418 Hamilton Hall
W 4-6
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Antebellum American literature and
culture; abolitionism; American religion; African-American language
and literature; race and American citizenship; national/ethnic
identity |
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Muller, Jill |
jem34@columbia.edu
408g Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 2-3:45 |
Victorian literature and culture;
Dickens; literature and religion; 19th and 20th century British
drama and theatre history |
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Murray, Molly |
mpm7@columbia.edu
(212) 854-4016
408c Philosophy Hall
Tu 4-5:30 & W 2-3:30 |
16th- and 17th-century poetry and
prose; early modern intellectual history, especially theology
and political thought |
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Negrón-Muntaner, Frances |
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fn2103@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2058
425 Hamiliton Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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19th- and 20th-century Caribbean
and U.S Latino literatures and cultures; film studies; popular
culture; the essay |
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O'Meally, Robert |
rgo1@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6428
611 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08 |
19th- and 20th-century American literature
as well as African American literature and jazz culture—including
music, literature, painting, film, photography, theater, and
dance |
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Peters, Julie |
jsp2@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2472
404 Philosophy Hall
Tu 9:30-10:30 & Th 4-6 & by appt.
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Drama and theatre history; dramatic
theory; law and literature; human rights |
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Phillipson, Mark
|
mlp55@columbia.edu
603 Philosophy Hall
Tu 5-6:30 |
19th-century British literature;
Byron and exile; publication histories; new media technology |
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Posnock, Ross |
rp2045@columbia.edu
610 Philosophy Hall
M 2:30-4:30 & W 2:30-4 |
Literature and intellectual history
of 19th- and 20th-century United States; pragmatism, Henry James,
W.E.B Du Bois |
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Prescott, Anne |
alp11@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2107
408c Barnard Hall
TBA
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English Renaissance; Spenser; Satire;
Anglo-French relations; Renaissance humanism; women in the early
modern period |
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Puchner, Martin |
hmp10@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3872
406 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08
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19th- and 20th-century drama and
performance; modernism; continental and language philosophy |
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Quigley, Austin |
aeq1@columbia.edu
(212) 854-2441
208 Hamilton Hall
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19th- and 20th-century drama; theatre
history; literary theory; performance theory; linguistic theory;
modernism and postmodernism |
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Robbins, Bruce |
bwr2001@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6463
605 Philosophy Hall
W 10-12 or by appt.
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19th- and 20th-century fiction; transnational
literature; literary and cultural theory |
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Rosenberg, John |
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jdr6@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6407
603 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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Victorian poetry and non-fiction
prose; 19th-century autobiography |
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Rosenthal, Michael |
mr60@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6404
613b Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 4-5:30
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Late Victorian and Edwardian popular
culture; Bloomsbury; the modern British novel |
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Sacks, Richard |
sacks@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3917
(x4-1668 during office hours)
408k Philosophy Hall
Tu 1-2 & W 12-2 & by appt
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Homeric poetry; Old English and Old
Norse poetry; ancient and medieval myth and epic (especially
Greek, Germanic and Celtic); historical linguistics; narrative |
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Seidel, Michael |
mas8@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6405
609 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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History of the novel; narrative theory;
satire; James Joyce; 18th-century literature |
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Shapiro, James |
js73@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6227
606b Philosophy Hall
M & Tu 11-12:30
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Shakespeare; medieval and early modern
drama; Jewish studies; British poetry; the book review |
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Slade, Carole |
cas7@columbia.edu
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Comparative medieval studies; gender
studies; literary and psychoanalytic theory; religion and literature |
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Slaughter, Joseph |
jrs272@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6433
ON LEAVE 07-08
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Postcolonial literatures of Africa
and Latin America; human rights and narrative theory; 20th-century
ethnic and third world literatures |
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Spiegel, Maura |
mls37@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6418
402 Philosophy Hall
W 5-7 & F 11-12
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19th-century British and European
novel; 20th-century American fiction and cultural studies; film,
film theory; gender theory; European modernism |
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Spivak, Gayatri |
rh2330@columbia.edu
gcs4@columbia.edu
(212) 870-3990
516 Interchurch
ON LEAVE SPRING 08 |
19th-and 20th-century literature;
Marxism; feminism; deconstruction; poststructuralism; globalization |
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Stein, Robert |
rms9@columbia.edu
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Medieval comparative literature;
historiography and narrative genres; critical theory |
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Stewart, Alan |
ags2105@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6420
617 Philosophy Hall
M 3-4 & Tu 2-4
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16th-century literature, history,
and culture; lesbian and gay studies |
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Strand, Mark |
ms3091@columbia.edu
(212) 854-7468
305 Philosophy Hall
TBA
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Strohm, Paul |
ps2143@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6430
604 Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE SPRING 08
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Medieval literature; textuality and
history; genre and social change |
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Tawil, Ezra |
eft2001@columbia.edu
(212) 854-6439
408i Philosophy Hall
W 2:30-4:30
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American literature before 1900;
cultural and literary theory; the history and theory of race |
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Tayler, Edward W. |
ewt1@columbia.edu
Not teaching 2007-08
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16th- and 17th-century poetry and
prose; Milton; Shakespeare |
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Taylor, Stuart |
swt1@columbia.edu
408k Philosophy Hall
Fall 2007
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Psychoanalytic theory, Freud, science
and society |
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Van der Woude, Joanne |
jv2285@columbia.edu
(212) 854-4089
Heyman Center 3-7
M & W 10-11 & by appt.
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Early American literature and culture |
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Violi, Paul |
prv8@columbia.edu
407 Philosophy Hall
Th 4:30-6
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Poetry |
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Viswanathan, Gauri |
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gv6@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5440
508c Philosophy Hall
ON LEAVE 07-08
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Intellectual history; education,
religion, and culture; 19th-century British and colonial cultural
studies; history of disciplines |
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Wallack, Nicole |
nw2108@columbia.edu
(212) 854-3886
310 Philosophy Hall
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Rhetoric and composition; teacher
education; history of the essay; Modernist essays; 19th-century
Scottish literature and ethnography; memoirs; diversity studies;
ESL; writing center theory; aesthetics |
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Yerkes, David |
dmy1@columbia.edu
(212) 854-5280
615 Philosophy Hall
Tu & Th 4:30-6 & by appt.
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American language; English language,
including Anglo-Saxon and Middle English; bibliography; textual
criticism |
