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Contact Info:
Tufts University
Department of English
6 The Green
Room 307, East Hall
Medford, MA 02155
Office: 617.627.2461
Email Professor
Sonia Hofkosh
Associate Professor
Transfer of Credit Representative
Director of Graduate Studies
Education
Ph.D., University of California,
Berkeley
B.A., New York University, magna cum laude
Research Interests
- British Romantic poetry and prose
- Feminism and Gender
- Feminist Theory
- Theories of the Visual and the Material
Courses Taught
- Romantic Literature and Culture
- Frankenstein's Sisters: Austen and Shelley
- Feminism, Literature, Theory
- Visual Narrative Before Cinema
- Feminist Science Fictions
Publication Highlights
Books:
- Romantic Artifactuality (in progress)
- Sexual Politics and the Romantic Author
(Cambridge, 1998)
- Romanticism, Race, and Imperial Culture 1780-1834, edited with Alan Richardson, (Bloomington, 1996)
Recent Articles
- "When Jane Met Mary: Frankenstein's Romantic Comedy," in
Frankenstein In Theory: A Critical Anatomy, ed. Orrin N. C. Wang
(Bloomsbury, 2021)
- "Dancing With Ghosts in 'Isabella; or, The Pot of Basil'," in
Material Transgressions: Beyond Romantic Bodies, Genders, Things,
ed. Kate Singer, et al (Liverpool UP, 2020)
- "Introduction:
Mary Wollstonecraft Even Now," Romantic Circles Praxis (October
2019)
- "What
Wordsworth Touched," in Romantic Materialities, eds. Sara Guyer
& Celeste Langan, Romantic Circles Praxis (Feb 2015)
- "Material-Affect-Event: Barbauld's Poetics of the Everyday," in
Anna Letitia Barbauld: New Perspectives, eds. William McCarthy &
Olivia Murphy (Bucknell UP, 2013)
- "Early Photography's Late Romanticism," European Romantic Review
22.3 (2011)
- "The Illusionist: Northanger Abbey and Austen's Uses of
Enchantment," in A Companion to Jane Austen, eds. Claudia Johnson &
Clara Tuite (Wiley-Blackwell, 2009)
- "Broken Images," Special Issue on William Hazlitt,
Nineteenth-Century Prose 36.1 (Spring 2009)
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