Graduate Studies in English
B.A. and M.A. Communication, University of South Florida
Research Interests:
19th- and 20th-Century American Literature, Contemporary Literary Theory and Philosophy, Technology and Literature
Dissertation Title:
A Transcendental Trace: The Impersonal Poet in American Novels
Select Publications:
“Recognizing Patterns of Dromocracy,” in Dromocracy and Acceleration in the
Electronic Age, Ed. Silvia Nagy-Zekmi, Harvard Scholars Press, 2007
Select Conference Presentations:
Ph.D. Student Profiles
Steven HymowechB.A. and M.A. Communication, University of South Florida
Research Interests:
19th- and 20th-Century American Literature, Contemporary Literary Theory and Philosophy, Technology and Literature
Dissertation Title:
A Transcendental Trace: The Impersonal Poet in American Novels
Select Publications:
“Recognizing Patterns of Dromocracy,” in Dromocracy and Acceleration in the
Electronic Age, Ed. Silvia Nagy-Zekmi, Harvard Scholars Press, 2007
Select Conference Presentations:
- “Pale Fire of Absence,” Modern Language Association Annual Conference,
Philadelphia, PA, December 2006 - “Surfing the Novel: Recognizing Patterns of Dromocracy,” Modern Language
Association Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., December 2005 - “Towards a Theory Primer,” North East Modern Language Association Conference,
Pittsburgh, PA, March 2004
Select Fellowships and Awards:
- Richard Thorns Dissertation Fellowship, University at Albany, 2005-6
- MLA Assistance for Advanced Graduate Students Traveling to the 2005 Convention
- English Graduate Student Organization Travel Grant, University at Albany, 2004, 2005
Select Teaching Experience:
ENG 343: Vladimir Nabokov
ENG 295: Classics of Western Literature
ENG 226L: The American Novel Since 1945
ENG 223L: The Short Story
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