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| Name | Major/Dept. | | Kelly Corwin | English | | Stuart drama, political theory, women's studies |
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| | Shayda Hoover | | The Long, Long Eighteenth Century: epistolarity, sensibility, anti-slavery discourses, religious discourse, The Novel
Dissertation topic (early stages): English Enthusiasm in the Eighteenth Century
Chair: Robert Folkenflik |
| | Nicole LaBouff | | | Stuart England, clothing and textiles, gender/the body, textile production and trade. |
| | Emily Liu | English | | The long eighteenth century, novelty and the novel, experience |
| | Nichole E. Miller | English | Dissertation in progress: The Politics of Exception in Renaissance Drama
Research interests: Elizabethan and Jacobean literature; political theologies as related to genres (particularly tragedy and historiography); gender and sexuality studies |
| | Glenn Odom | Comparative Literature | Dissertation in progress: "Staging Resistance: DIscourses of Power and Metatheatricality in Euripides, Johnson, and Soyinka"
Research interests: transnational / transhistorical drama |
| | Jennifer Rust | English | Dissertation in progress: "Imagining the Theo-Political Body in Early Modern Literature."
Research interests: political theology in 16h-17th century; Catholicism and recusancy in Reformation England. |
| | Donovan Sherman | Drama | | Renaissance theatre, childhood studies, trauma theory |
| | Margaret Smith | Comparative Literature | | Women and gender from antiquity to late medieval period; Plutarch; translation theory; exemplarity and the translation of virtues |
| | Shaina Trapedo | English | | Reanissance / Early Modern Studies; socio-economic theory |
| | Walter Wadiak | English | | Romance, critical theory, theories of the gift. |
| | Sara Cassidy Wheaton | | Early Modern Studies, Rhetoric, Lyric Poetry, Religious Studies
Dissertation topic: Rhetorics of Religious Poetry in Early Modern England |
| | Jared White | Spanish Department | | : Spain’s Siglo de Oro, theatrical performance, critical theory, comparative studies |
| | Jeff Wilson | English | | Seventeenth-century British literature and intellectual history |
| | Catherine Winiarski | Comparative Literature | |
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| Name | Major/Dept. | | Sabiha Ahmad Khan | English (U of Michigan) | Early modern drama and prose; early modern histories of science, medicine, and technology, science studies
Dissertation title:
The “Small Body” Moving in the “Great World”:
Technologies of Mettle and Metal in Early Modern English Literature |
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The UCI Group for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies (GREMS) welcomes new members and old to indicate their interest in presenting talks, papers, chapters, etc. during this coming academic year. Our group includes graduate students and faculty and meets roughly twice a quarter to respond to graduate student and faculty works-in-progress. Contact swheaton@uci.edu
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