
Joseph Brentlinger
Visiting Lecturer, Public Oral Communication
- josbrent@iu.edu
Research interests: The Hermeneutics in Real Life Project; Invitational Rhetorical Invention; Digital Rhetoric, and; The Works of Paul Ricœur and Kenneth Burke
Visiting Lecturer, Public Oral Communication
Research interests: The Hermeneutics in Real Life Project; Invitational Rhetorical Invention; Digital Rhetoric, and; The Works of Paul Ricœur and Kenneth Burke
Visiting Lecturer, English
Research interests: nineteenth-century novels, classics, disability studies, and embodiment
Visiting Lecturer, Public Oral Communication
Research Interests: Everyday Food Practices in America; Food Studies; Food Sovereignty; Decolonial Anthropology; Identity; Race and Ethnicity; Visual Anthropology; Sensory Ethnography; Social Identity; Semiotic Anthropology.
Visiting Lecturer, English
Research interests: Arthurian and Celtic literatures, wise fools, nonlinear temporalities, and prophecy
Visiting Lecturer, English
Research and teaching interests: 18th- and 19th-century British literature; revenge literature; the Gothic; lyric poetry; the short story; formalism; affect theory; psychoanalysis; professional and technical writing; collaborative digital writing
Visiting Lecturer, English
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Visiting Lecturer, English
Research interests: Medieval English and French literature, especially Arthurian Romance and medieval masculinities; with a side interest in modern Weird Fiction and the intersections of race, gender, and class in scary stories.
Visiting Lecturer, English