The English department’s faculty publish on a wide variety of topics including comparative literature from Old English through post modernism, Asian, Native American, Irish, African, Francophone, and post-colonial literature.

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Submissions from 2012

Sir John Hawkins on Richard Savage and the profession of authorship, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 2011

Seeing and being seen in Northanger Abbey, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 2010

British Historical Fiction before Scott, Anne H. Stevens

Submissions from 2008

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Forging Literary History: Historical Fiction and Literary Forgery in Eighteenth-Century Britain, Anne H. Stevens

Submissions from 2007

The Immanent image of history and fiction, Timothy Erwin

Ut Rhetorica Artes: The rhetorical theory of the sister arts, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 2006

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The Footnote, in Theory, Anne H. Stevens and Jay Williams

Submissions from 2005

L’extraordinaire langage de Robert Pinsky, Timothy Erwin

English Monarchies, Anne H. Stevens

Submissions from 2004

The Ecliptic of the beautiful, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 2003

Scribblers, servants, and Johnson’s Life of Savage, Timothy Erwin

Sophia Lee’s Illegitimate History, Anne H. Stevens

Submissions from 2001

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Hogarth and the aesthetics of nationalism, Timothy Erwin

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Tales of Other Times: A Survey of British Historical Fiction 1770-1812, Anne H. Stevens

The Philosophy of General Education and Its Contradictions: The Influence of Hutchins, Anne H. Stevens

Submissions from 2000

Spectacle in the way of the world, Timothy Erwin and Leon Coburn

Submissions from 1998

Angelica Kauffmann, Henry Fuseli, and the birth of the sublime, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1995

Alexander Pope and the disappearance of the beautiful, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1994

The Extraordinary language of Robert Pinsky, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1993

Johnson and Lockean empiricism, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1992

Adam Smith's theory of rhetoric and the method of Hume's dialogues, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1991

Poussin and the rhetoric of depiction: A response to Michael Podro, Timothy Erwin

Voltaire and Johnson again: The life of savage and the sertorius letter, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1988

Johnson's life of savage and Lockean psychology, Timothy Erwin

Modern iconology and postmodern iconologies, Timothy Erwin

Submissions from 1983

The Life of savage, Voltaire, and a neglected letter, Timothy Erwin