Faculty members
Our faculty are well grounded in the study and practice of writing in English, and engaged in interdisciplinary and inter-university research centres in areas such as media studies, sexuality studies, print culture, game studies, poetics, globalization, sustainability, and research creation.
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African literature & culture / animal studies / cultural studies / posthumanism / postcolonial studies / queer theory -
Indigenous studies, Indigenous literatures, bioethics -
17th & 18thC literature & culture; satire; humour studies; gender & sexuality gender & sexuality feminisms intimacy & affect humour studies sympathy & sensibility print culture & media shift material culture poetry/poetics drama/performance pedagogy -
creative writing / poetry / the long & the serial poem / ekphrasis / "ruin porn" -
poetry & poetics / modern & contemporary philosophy / 20th & 21st century literature / marxist theory / science & technology studies -
short story / ghostwriting / photography -
Victorian literature & culture / 19th century print culture & rhetoric, history of technology, sound recording, poetry -
Nineteenth-century literature and culture, Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Continental Philosophy and Psychoanalysis, Critical Race Studies -
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postcolonial studies / environmental humanities / South Asian literature / media studies / globalization & diaspora -
poetry / poetics / fiction/ cross genre / collaborative writing -
American studies -
Renaissance literature / Shakespeare / Milton / gender studies / philosophy & literature / critical theory -
Restoration & 18th century British literature / drama / the novel / literary criticism / 20th century American popular culture / media theory -
modernism / postmodernism / philosophy & literature / modern & contemporary literature / Samuel Beckett / Guy Davenport -
creative writing / international literature -
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(Professor and Associate Dean, Research)
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modernism & 20th century literature / neuroscience & neurohumanities / theories of embodied and extended cognition / affect theory / vitalism / aesthetics -
American literature/ 19th & early 20th century fiction & poetry / American gothic / science fiction / detective fiction -
fiction & nonfiction writing / culture, politics & history of the former Yugoslavia -
early Canadian print culture & book history / Canadian intellectual history / early & modern Canadian writing -
Renaissance literature / Shakespeare / nationalism / fantasy / literary publics / popular literature -
Old and Middle English / History of the English Language / post-medieval reception of the Middle Ages / editorial history -
ethics & literature / trauma & memory / the country-house novel & post-imperial melancholy -
poetry writing / fiction & narrative writing / entre-genre / Canadian poetry / women’s literature -
Poetry and poetics, modernism, American literature, British literature, eco-theory, translation studies, Jewish studies -
British Romantic period / relationship between literary & political discourse / reception of classical antiquity -
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(Co-ordinator, Creative Writing Program)
creative writing / 19th century drama & literature / anatomical waxworks / botanical gardens / medical history -
media history / video game studies / communication studies / contemporary literature / avant-garde poetics -
media archaeology / medieval / manuscript studies / law & literature / networks / digital culture
Professors Emeriti
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early modern literature / Bloomsbury / poetics / literary history -
practical criticism, history of criticism, Renaissance
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Theatre director & acting teacher; dramaturgy and playwrighting; postcolonial/intercultural drama and performance; late C20th British & Irish playwrights; performance skills for public & professional figures. -
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Gilchrist, Bruce
Part-time Faculty Member- 514-848-2424, ext. 2340
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- bruce.gilchrist@concordia.ca
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Moghaddam, Mahmood
Part-time Faculty
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2340
- S-LB 641
- mahmood.moghaddam@concordia.ca
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Nasrallah, Dimitri
Part-time Faculty
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2340
- S-LB 641
- dimitri.nasrallah@concordia.ca
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19th and 20th Century Continental, Existentialism, Phenomenology
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Affiliates, post docs & visiting
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Canadian and Indigenous literatures (poetry, fiction, drama, non-fiction), performance studies, feminist theory, sound, archives, publishing in Canada, public humanities -
Spiegel, Jennifer Beth
Part-time Professor, Theatre
Affiliate Assistant Professor, English
Fan, Lai-Tze
Post Doc
