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Profile: John Whittier-Ferguson
Title: Associate Professor
Degree:
Ph.D., Princeton 1990
Ph.D., Princeton 1990
Contact Info
Office:
3156 AH
Hours:
Spring Term 2013: Thursdays 12-2 and by appt.
Phone:
No phone
Uniqname:
johnaw
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Research Interests
Primary Interests
European and American modernisms; writing and war in the twentieth century; pedagogy.
Secondary Interests
Publications
Framing Pieces: Designs of the Gloss in Joyce, Woolf, and Pound. New York: Oxford University Press, 1996; James Joyce: Poems and Shorter Writings, (editor, with A. Walton Litz and Richard Ellmann). London: Faber & Faber, 1991; Recent articles:
“Repetition, Remembering, Repetition: Virginia Woolf’s Late Fiction and the Return of War.” Modern Fiction Studies. 57:2 (Summer 2011). “The Modernist Epic.” In The Cambridge Companion to the Epic. Under contract with Cambridge University Press, 2010. “Always a War Poet”: Randall Jarrell and the Returns of Twentieth-Century War. War, Literature, and the Arts, 21 (2009). “Classics Revisited: A.J. Liebling's World War II Writings.” Michigan War Studies Review. Summer 2009. . "The Liberation of Gertrude Stein: War and Writing" (Modernism Modernity, 8.3 (Fall, 2001); "Stein in Time: History, Manuscripts, Memory" Modernism/Modernity 6.1 (1999); "; reviews in American Literature and James Joyce Quarterly
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