Faculty Research

Anne Marie Flanagan
Modern British and American Literature, Film Studies, Feminist Art History, Rhetoric, Interdisciplinary Pedagogy

Ruth K. Crispin
Dr. Crispin’s main area of interest and expertise is Spanish literature. She has published extensively on the twentieth-century Spanish poet, Pedro Salinas, and is currently concentrating principally on literary translation, both of poetry and of prose. Her recently completed translations include Salinas’ love trilogy and the nineteenth-century novel “Meow”, by Benito Pérez Galdós, Spain’s leading realist author. Other research interests include Spanish and English poetry of the seventeenth century (comparative study), Lacanian psychoanalytic theory as applied to poetry, and English Romantic poetry.

Michael Dockray
19th-century American fiction, 20th-century American fiction, Asian American literature, Vietnamese American history and literature

Peter T. Hoffer
Modern German literature, history and culture; Intellectual history; History of psychiatry/psychoanalysis; Translation

Kim Robson
Sacred choral performance practice in colonial America, pedagogy in the voice studio, the effect of sinus surgery on the singing voice