Women's Literature and Gender Studies
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Virginia Blum Professor, Research Candidate, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute virginia.blum@uky.edu 257-6991 |
Colonial Through Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture, Twentieth and Twenty-First Century American Literature and Culture, Film, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, Literary Theory |
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Michael Genovese Assistant Professor michael.genovese@uky.edu (859) 257-4328 |
Eighteenth-Century British Literature and Culture, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, Literary Theory |
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DaMaris B. Hill, PhD Assistant Professor of English, Creative Writing and African American and Africana Studies, Faculty Affiliate for WIRED and Gender and Women's Studies damaris.hill@uky.edu (859) 257-7006 |
Creative Writing, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, Digital Humanities, African, African American, and Caribbean Literature and Culture, Women’s Studies, 20th Century American Literature, Digital Pedagogy, Jazz Studies, Creative Writing in Digital Spaces, Environmental Studies |
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Pearl James Associate Professor pearl.james@uky.edu 257-6978 |
Twentieth and Twenty-First Century American Literature and Culture, Film, Women's Literature and Gender Studies |
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Jill Rappoport Associate Professor, Director of Graduate Studies jill.rappoport@uky.edu |
Nineteenth-Century British Literature and Culture, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, Literary Theory |
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Ellen Rosenman Professor rosenma@email.uky.edu 257-7010 |
Nineteenth-Century British Literature and Culture, Twentieth and Twenty-First Century British Literature and Culture, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, Literary Theory |
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Michael Trask Guy M. Davenport Professor in English matras2 257-1313 |
Twentieth and Twenty-First Century American Literature and Culture, Women's Literature and Gender Studies |
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Nazera Wright Assistant Professor nazera.wright@uky.edu 859-257-6975 |
Colonial Through Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture, Women's Literature and Gender Studies, African African American and Caribbean Literature and Culture |
