Auden, W. H.

Galen Strawson

University of Reading

Faculty Member

Philosophy Department

American Literature, Anthropology, Auden, W. H., and Emily Dickinson

Michael Moir

Georgia Southwestern State University

Faculty Member

English Department

Auden, W. H., British Twentieth Century, Fin de Siecle Literature & Culture, and Gothic Literature

Thomas Davis

Ohio State University

Faculty Member

English Department

Aesthetics, Avant-garde writing, Critical Theory, and Frankfurt School (Philosophy)

Katherine Firth

University of Melbourne

Department Member

Student Services Department

Arts, English Literature, Twentieth Century Literature, and Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Poetry

Xiaoyu Ding

The University of Hong Kong

Graduate Student

School of English

Aestheticism, Fin de Siecle Literature & Culture, Orientalism (Postcolonial Studies), and Oscar Wilde

Andrew Campbell

Strathclyde

Graduate Student

English Studies Department

1930s Art History, Auden, W. H., British Art in the 1920s and 1930s, and J.G. Ballard

James Robinson

University of York

Graduate Student

English and Related Literature Department

19th-Century/Victorian Medievalism, Auden, W. H., Contemporary Medievalism, and Dante Alighieri

Naomi Milthorpe

The Australian National University

Department Member

English Department

Alternative Modernism, English, Evelyn Waugh, and Interwar Literature

Andrew Biswell

Manchester Metropolitan University

Faculty Member

English Department

Anthony Burgess, Auden, W. H., Christopher Isherwood, and Dystopian Literature

Carol Zaleski

Smith College

Faculty Member

Religion Department

Catholic thought, Philosophy Of Religion, World Religions, and Abu Hamid Muhammad al-Ghazali (d. 1111)

Richard Danson Brown

The Open University

Faculty Member

English Department

Auden, W. H., Edmund Spenser, English, and English Literature

Margaret J-M Sönmez

Middle East Technical University

Faculty Member

Foreign Language Education Department

Auden, W. H., Austen, Bestsellers, and Bibliography

Nataraja Upadhya

"New" senses in art: touch, smell, taste, 'Angry Young Men' Movement, 19th (American History), and A New Industry: The Publishing Of Structural Readings Of Texts

Glenda Schaffer

Our Lady of the Lake University

Graduate Student

Teaching Learning Technology Center

16th century english literature, 17th century english literature, 21st Century Literacies, and A New Industry: The Publishing Of Structural Readings Of Texts
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