Adjunct Faculty
My primary teaching includes composition, British literature, and genre studies, and my courses often consider how issues related to aesthetics affect our reading of literature. My research explores the relationship between material culture and the Christian tradition. In particular, I explore the intersection of Reformation theology, specifically Lutheran theology and the works of William Shakespeare, John Donne, George Herbert and John Milton.
Teaching Fields
- Composition
- British Literature
- Genre Studies
Office Hours
Fall 2012
Teaching Schedule
FALL 2012
Research Interests
- Early modern theology and literature
- Aesthetic theory
Selected Publications
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“Johann Gerhard and George Herbert: The ‘Veiled Lutheran and the Irenic Writer.”
Reformation & Renaissance Review. Volume 8.3, 2006.
- “You Taught the Book of Life My Name: Johann Gerhard, George Herbert and the Inscription of Holy Baptism.” Logia: A Journal of Lutheran Theology. Reformation, 2003.
Honors/Awards
English Department
