Teaching Faculty 2011-2012

	Title
Lynne Tatlock		Chair, Comparative Literature Hortense and Tobias Lewin Distinguished Professor in the Humanities
Miriam Bailin		Associate Professor, English; Comparative Literature; Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies history of the book; the novel; Victorian literature and culture
Nancy Berg		Professor, Modern Hebrew Language and Literature; Comparative Literature Director of Graduate Studies genre literature; immigration literature; modern Hebrew & Arabic literatures; women's literature
J. Dillon Brown		Assistant Professor of English Anglophone Caribbean Literatures; Postcolonial Literature and Theory; Globalization; Modernism; Cultural studies; Sociology of Literature
Lionel Cuillé		Lecturer, Romance Languages and Literatures (French); Comparative Literature; Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities 19th- and 20th-century European literature; avant-garde movements (poetry); French cinema; literary theory
Sarah Dunant		Visiting Lecturer, Comparative Literature, Fall 2009; Fall 2011
Robert Henke		Chair, Performing Arts Department Professor, Comparative Literature; Performing Arts (Drama) transnational early modern theater (Italian and English); poverty and charity in early modern culture and theater; philosophy and literature
Ignacio Infante		Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature; Romance Languages and Literatures (Spanish) Comparative Literature Undergraduate Study Abroad Coordinator literary and critical theory; modern poetry and poetics; transatlantic modernisms and the avant-garde; translation studies
Emma Kafalenos		Director of Undergraduate Studies; Senior Lecturer, Comparative Literature comparative arts; narrative theory; poetics; Postmodernism
Fatemeh Keshavarz		Professor of Persian Language and Literature; Comparative Literature Islamic mysticism; Persian poetry; translation theory; women's studies
Stephanie Kirk		Assistant Professor, Romance Languages and Literatures (Spanish); Comparative Literature Colonial Latin American literature and culture; early modern women's studies; gender studies
Lutz Koepnick		Chair and Professor, Dept. of Germanic Languages and Literatures; Film and Media Studies; Comparative Literature critical theory and aesthetics; German literature and film; media history and theory; visual culture
Joe Loewenstein		Professor of English Renaissance literature; book culture
Erin McGlothlin		Associate Professor, Dept. of Germanic Languages and Literatures; Jewish, Islamic, and Near Eastern Studies; Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Comparative Literature Holocaust studies; Jewish studies; narrative theory and autobiography; postwar and contemporary German-Jewish literature; Yiddish literature
Stamos Metzidakis		Professor, Romance Languages and Literatures (French); Comparative Literature 19th- and 20th-century literature (poetry); French-American colonial history and culture; literary theory; visual aspects of poetry