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| Language | Name | Contact | Research Interests | Website |
Arabic | Thuria Mossa | child | ||
| Chinese
| Dr. Li Yang | lyang1 | Second language (L2) pragmatics acquisition and computer-assisted pragmatics instruction, learners’ pragmatic and intercultural competence in study abroad settings, Chinese L2 learners’ development of writing skills. | |
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| Classics (Latin & Greek) | Dr. Benjamin McCloskey
| mccloskey | Intersection of philosophy and historiography in Socratic literature of the 4th century BCE, impact of narratological approaches on our understanding of philosophy and authority in Xenophon’s corpus, construction of ethnic and gender identities in the literature of the Second Sophistic (1st to 3rd centuries CE). | |
| French
| Dr. Kathleen Antonioli
| kantonioli | Modern French literature, literary history, the sociology of literature, theories of modernism, women's writing, feminist theory, Québec literature and theories of francophone literature. | |
Dr. Robert Clark
| rclark | Director of International and Areas Studies | ||
Dr. Melinda Cro - Department Head
| macro | Early modern French and Italian literatures with an emphasis in romance languages pastoral literature; theater; theories of metaliteracy and intertextuality; aesthetics and the relationship between literature and the visual arts; theories of identity, sexuality, and alterity; teaching literature in the L2. | Site | |
Dr. Lavinia Horner
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Research interests: liminal identities/narratives and political writing in Maghreb and in Central/Eastern Europe; exophonic writers; the intersection of science and French literature; pragmatics | ||
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| German | Dr. Ljudmila Bilkić
| bilkic |
German film, refugee studies, critical geographies with an emphasis in post-imperial biopolitics of nation-states and migration | |
Dr. Necia Chronister
| nchroni EH 214 | German literature since 1989, contemporary German women writers, German film, Gender Studies. | ||
Dr. Derek Hillard
| dhillard | Poetry | ||
Dr. Sara Luly
| srluly | Late 18th and early 19th century literature and culture, with an emphasis on German Romanticism and Gender Studies; German Gothic literature and questions of masculinity in the works of German Romanticism. | ||
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| Japanese | Ayumi Amama | aamama | ||
Dr. Miki Loschky | mikil | |||
| Russian | Dr. Irina Tarabrina | tair2015 | ||
| Spanish | Dr Rebecca Bender
| rmbender | 19th–21st century Spanish literature, Golden Age Theater and prose, issues of gender, sexuality, and corporeality, often approaching these themes through feminist and/or queer theories. | Site |
Angélique Courbou, ABD
| angeli EH 011B | Advising in post-secondary education; long term impact of service learning and study abroad, conflict resolution and service learning/study abroad. | ||
Dr. María Teresa DePaoli
| mmtzotz EH 229 | Latin American Cultural Studies, Mexican Literature and Culture, Screenwriting Studies, and Latinas in the U.S. (On leave 2019-2020). | ||
Dr. Andrea Faber | afaber | |||
Yasmín D. Gavigan
| yasedi EH 011A | |||
| Dr. Lucía Garavito | lugarav EH 007 | Contemporary Spanish-American theater, in general, and on women writers and playwrights, in particular. | ||
Dr. Laura Kanost
| lakanost EH 204 | Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Latin American Literature; Women writers and gender issues; U.S. Children’s Literature in Spanish; Disability Studies; Translation ; Service-Learning. | Las guionistas | |
Dr. Laura Valentín-Rivera
| lvalentin EH 213 | Spanish heritage language learners' literacy development and collaboration mediated by social tools (i.e., Google docs, Wikis, blogs) | ||
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