The Poet's Matere: Materiality, Temporality, and the Making of Literary Speculative Pasts, Radical Politics: Historicizing in Black and Multitude Modernism: Democratic Epiphany inįictions of Materiality in the Eighteenth-Century NovelĪrchiving Otherwise: The Rhetoric, Ethics, and Poetics of Contemporary Living in Excess: Narrating Violence and Presence in Native American Novel Relations: Collection Epistemologies in Nineteenth Centure Piers Plowman and Late Medieval English Book Culture
Rewrite this Book: Compilation and Experimental Literary Practices in Maintenance Work: Climate Fiction and Process BiologyĮditing Black Aesthetics: Hoyt Fuller, Toni Morrison and 'The Black Book'
Raw Feelings: Ecologies of Race and Sexuality in Contemporary
The Empire of English Literature: Editing the Global Anglophone, 1947-1993ĭid We Believe in Dragons?: The Physiologic Tradition, Wonder and Ethnicity inīotany of the Mind: Character and Experience in Early Modern England New York Subway Style Writing: Aesthetics, Infrastructure and Technology Rural Avant-Garde: Mapping Contemporary U.S. Network Poetics: The Making of Anglophone Poetry The following is a list of published doctoral dissertations from the last 5 years, in order of year published, including the alumnus’ and their special committee chair’s name: 2022 Alumnus
Students draw on a corresponding range of faculty expertise both within and outside of English and their special committees frequently include faculty from multiple departments. Dissertations published by doctoral awardees in English Language and Literature have addressed an immense variety of topics, ranging widely in history, geography, genre, and method.ĭoctoral students in English at Cornell typically begin work on their dissertations after their third year in the program, following completion of their Advance-to-candidacy exam.
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