The English Department

Literature Faculty - Theory

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	Name	Contact	Specialties
	Celia R. Caputi Professor	WMS 422 celia.caputi@fsu.edu	Renaissance literature, feminist theory, and critical race studies
	A. E. B. Coldiron George Matthews Edgar Professor	WMS 447 acoldiron@fsu.edu	Renaissance and late-medieval literature, history of text technologies, comparative literature, translation studies, poetry
	Leigh H. Edwards Professor	WMS 439 ledwards@fsu.edu	20th and 21st century U.S. literature and popular culture, media studies, American studies, cultural studies, 19th century U.S. literature and culture
	Barry Faulk Professor	WMS 414 bfaulk@fsu.edu	Music and Literature, Literary Theory, Victorian literature and culture, popular culture studies
	S. E. Gontarski Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor, Associate Chair, Graduate Studies	WMS 430 sgontarski@fsu.edu	20th-century Irish studies, modernism, performance theory, history of text technologies
	Robin Truth Goodman Professor	WMS 216 rgoodman@fsu.edu	Critical and Cultural Theory, Postcolonial literature and theory, feminism, cultural studies
	Aaron Jaffe Frances Cushing Ervin Professor	WMS 429 ajaffe@fsu.edu	Modernism; Modern and contemporary literature, culture, media
	Meegan Kennedy Associate Professor	WMS 431 meegan.kennedy@fsu.edu	Victorian literature and culture, the British novel, Victorian science and medicine, periodical studies, gender studies, literature and medicine
	John Mac Kilgore Assistant Professor	WMS 324 jmkilgore@fsu.edu	Early American literature, 18th- and 19th-century US literature, American studies, transnationalism, critical theory and philosophy, literature and politics
	Christina Parker-Flynn Assistant Professor	WMS 441 christina.parker-flynn@fsu.edu	Film theory and criticism, gender studies, 19th-century literature and culture, comparative literature, Hitchcock studies
	Gary Taylor Chair, Pryor Professor in Shakespearean Literature	WMS 405 gtaylor@fsu.edu	Shakespeare, early modern drama, history of text technologies, history of the book, digital humanities, editorial theory and practice