Judith H. Anderson
Chancellor's Professor Emeritus, English
- anders@indiana.edu
- (812) 855-3821
- Ballantine Hall 457
Patrick Brantlinger
James Rudy Professor Emeritus, English
- brantli@indiana.edu
Research Interests
Victorian studies; cultural studies; history of literacy and reading; aesthetics; postcolonial studies
Paul John Eakin
Ruth N. Halls Professor Emeritus, English
- eakin@indiana.edu
Research Interests
autobiography; biography; life writing; concepts of self, subject, and person; relation between narrative and identity; auto-ethnography and narrative practices; ethics of life writing
Christine R. Farris
Professor Emeritus, English
- crfarris@indiana.edu
Research Interests
composition studies; contemporary rhetorical theory and practice; feminist rhetoric; writing and literature pedagogy
Raymond Hedin
Professor Emeritus, English
- hedin@indiana.edu
Research Interests
Black American literature, especially slave narratives; American fiction especially Faulkner; early American literature; autobiography
Eugene R. Kintgen
Professor Emeritus, English
Associate Dean Emeritus, University Graduate School
- kintgene@indiana.edu
Research Interests
literacy; cognitive approaches to reading
Lewis H. Miller, Jr.
Professor Emeritus, English
- millerl@indiana.edu
Research Interests
advertising and American culture; James Joyce; Robert Frost; American renaissance
James Naremore
Chancellors' Professor Emeritus
- naremor@indiana.edu
Research Interests
Film studies; modern US and UK literature.
Richard Nash
Professor Emeritus, English
- nash@indiana.edu
Research Interests
18c British literature and culture; literature and science; animality and animal studies; early 18c satire and fiction
David J. Nordloh
Professor Emeritus, English
- nordloh@indiana.edu
Research Interests
American literature; late-19th-century; American studies; textual criticism; textual theory and bibliography; publishing and authorship
John Woodcock
Associate Professor Emeritus, English
- woodcock@indiana.edu
Research Interests
autobiography; literature and medicine; literature and science
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