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Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature
Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures
3040 MLB
Areas of research: Literary Theory; Postmodern Fiction; Contemporary Balkan literature, with an emphasis on Serbian and Modern Greek fiction. Languages: Serbo-Croatian working knowledge of French, Italian, Latin, Modern Greek734-764-5355 / atatjana@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures
4002 MLB
Areas of research: Medieval Iberian Romance and Latin literatures; early medieval Iberian visual and textual cultures; and history of the book. Languages: Spanish, Latin, French and Catalan734-647-2680 / mcbrown@umich.edu
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Professor Emeritus
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Associate Professor of French
4002 MLB
Areas of Interest: 19th and 20th Century French Literature and Culture; Comparative Literature; European Studies; 20th Century Art and Architecture734-647-2331 / aclej@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Associate Professor of Residential College (Arts and Ideas in the Humanities)
2030 Tisch Hall
Areas of Interest: World Literature; Philosophy; Philosophy, cultures and politics of athletics; Interdisciplinary arts and ideas in the humanities Languages: Spanish; Reading proficiency in Italian, French, and Portuguese734.763.2351 / scolas@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Associate Professor of Classical Studies
2130 Tisch Hall
Areas of research: Latin Literature; Roman Culture; Text and Image; Performance Studies; Classical Reception Languages: Ancient Greek, Latin734.615.0925 / dufallo@umich.edu
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Hunting Family Fellow Institute of the Humanities
Professor of Comparative Literature
Professor of Afroamerican and African Studies
Areas of Interest: 20th and 21st century literature, culture and cinema, Africana Studies, Critical Race Theory and Comparative Literature734.764.5386 / ekotto@umich.edu
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W. H. Auden Distinguished University Professor of the History and Theory of Sexuality,
Departments of English Language and Literature, Women’s Studies, and Classical Studies
3056 Tisch Hall
Areas of research: History of Sexuality, Lesbian/Gay/Queer Studies Languages: French, German, Italian, Russian, Classical Greek, Latin734-647-5884 / halperin@umich.edu
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Frederick G. L. Huetwell Professor of Comp Lit, Hist of Art, Philosophy and Art & Design
2012 Tisch Hall
Fields of Writing: Aesthetics of Film and Media including new technologies, Visual Art, Architecture, Music, study of contemporary culture and politics, interest in the project of the essay Languages: Reading knowledge of German and French734.763.2351 / herwitz@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and German
Associate Director of the Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies
3120 MLB
Areas of research: German, Turkish, and Anglophone Studies Languages: German and Turkish734-647-8983 / konuk@umich.edu
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Professor, Comparative Literature and Classical Studies
C. P. Cavafy Professor of Modern Greek
2125 Angell Hall
Areas of Interest: Modern Greek culture; classical reception; civic ethics and democratic politics; tragedy and the tragic; word and music.734-764-0126 / vlambrop@umich.edu
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Professor
2634 Haven Hall
Areas of research: Modern European intellectual history (19th century); discourses on religion; history of human sciences; psychoanalysis Languages: Japanese (full native literacy); Research languages: German, French734.615.3602 / masuzawa@umich.edu
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Professor of Comparative Literature
Professor of French
Professor of Women's Studies
4108 MLB
Areas of Interest: Critical animal studies; Posthumanism; Medieval French and Occitan Literature; Gender and Sexuality; Women's Studies734.647.2338 / peggymcc@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of South Asian Literature and Postcolonial Theory, Asian Languages and Cultures and Comparative Literature;
Associate Chair, Center for South Asian Studies
5131 STB
Areas of Interest: South Asian literature; Postcolonial theory; Critical practice and theory of translation; narrative humor734.647.2096 / merrillc@umich.edu
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Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature
Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages & Literatures
3040 MLB
Areas of research: comparative approaches to modern Russian, Polish, and Czech literatures; philosophy in literature; poetics; translation in theory and practice Languages: Polish, Russian, Czechpaloff@umich.edu
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Professor of Comparative Literature
Professor of English
4212 Angell Hall
Areas of research: Eighteenth-century studies, East-West studies, China in the European imagination, comparative cultural studies Languages: French, German, Chinesedporter@umich.edu
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Professor of Comparative Literature
Professor of English
3184 Angell Hall
Areas of research: Nineteenth-century poetry; comparative poetics and lyric theory; English Hellenism; Classical reception studies; History and theory of translation; Music and literature Languages: Dutch (native), German, French, Ancient Greek, Latin734.763.2351 / yprins@umich.edu
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Professor of Comparative Literature
Professor of Modern Middle Eastern Literature
Professor of Near Eastern Studies
3163 Thayer
Areas of research: Translation theory; Critical theory; Narratology; Torture and pain; Modern Arabic and Hebrew literaturesantons@umich.edu
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Professor of Comparative Literature
Helmut F. Stern Professor of Modern Chinese Studies
6016 Thayer
Areas of Interest: Twentieth-century Chinese literature and visual arts, literary and artistic modernisms, avant-garde, and cultural politics.734.647.9842 / maxtang@umich.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Women's Studies
1122 Lane Hall
Areas of Interest: Feminism, sexuality and gender in multicultural society; colonialism, ethnicity, and nationalism, poetry and poetics, theories of reading, Israeli, Jewish and Palestinian literatures, Biblical narratives, ethnography and folklore.rtsoffar@umich.edu
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Chair, Department of Comparative Literature
Associate Professor of German Studies
2015 Tisch Hall
Areas of research: Figurality, 18-20th Century German and French Theory, Long 18th Century German Literature, Classical Reception Languages: German, Latin, Frenchsmwei@umich.edu
