BEINECKE LIBRARY VISITING FELLOWS 2005-2006

Some of the Beinecke Visiting Fellows have agreed to share information on their academic careers and research interests. Please see this information where links are available.

A. Bartlett Giamatti Fellows

Dorothy P. Arthur
University of Toronto
Correspondance de Madame de Graffigny

Patricia Everett
Independent Scholar
Correspondence Between Mabel Dodge Luhan and A. A. Brill

Shelley Frisch
Independent Scholar
Alien Homeland: A Biography of Erika Mann

Archibald Hanna, Jr. Fellows

Peter Kastor
Washington University in St. Louis
An Accurate Empire: Describing America, 1776-1840

Pamela Voekel
University of Georgia
Holy Warriors: Gender, Religion, and Revolution in the Borderlands and Central Mexico, 1700-1862

Donald C. Gallup Fellows

Mark Byron
Universtiy of Sydney
The Composition of Ezra Pound's "Cantos": with an emphasis on China cantos, the Adams cantos, the "Pisan Cantos" and "Rock-Drill"

Margaret Fisher
Independent Scholar
A Facsimile Edition of Ezra Pound's Opera "Le Testament", Annotated

Robert Hughes
Independent Scholar
A Facsimile Edition of Ezra Pound's Opera "Le Testament", Annotated

James Smalls
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
De-coding Van Vechten's Scrapbooks

H.D. Fellows

Carol DeBoer-Langworthy
Brown University
A Literary Biography of Neith Boyce

Amy Feinstein
Colgate University
"Goy Israels": Mina Loy and the Making of Anglo-Jewish Modernism

Susan McCabe
University of Southern California, LA
Bryher: Female Husband of Modernism

H.P. Kraus Fellows

Heather James
University of Southern California
Taking Liberties: Ovid in Renaissance Poetry and Political Thought

George Shuffelton
Carleton College
The Culture of Book Ownership in England, 1300-1500

Jackson Brothers Fellow

Jay Garcia
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Richard Wright, Psychological Thought and Antiracist Criticism

Jennifer Rae Greeson
Princeton University
Our South: Domestic Geography and United States Empire, from Independence to "The Birth of a Nation"

Mae Henderson
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
A Long Way From Home: Black Expatriate Writers in Postwar France

Joel Smith
Vassar College
Saul Steinberg: A Retrospective

James M. Osborn Fellows

Thomas McLean
University of Otago
The Biography and Bibliography of Jane Porter

Maria Zytaruk
University of Toronto
Trading Knowledge: Literary Innovation and Commercial Discourse 1620-1700

John D. and Rose H. Jackson Fellows

Christopher Stray
University of Wales, Swansea
Charles Astor Bristed: a Forgotten American Writer

Stefano Villani
University of Pisa
The Image of Interregnum England on the Continent: the "Nouvelles ordinaires de Londres"

Ryszard Zajaczkowski
Catholic University of Lublin
The Truth About the Epoch in Aleksander Wat's Works

Jonathan Edwards Fellows

Ava Chamberlain
Wright State University
Gendered Moments in the Life of Jonathan Edwards

James F. Cooper, Jr.
Oklahoma State University
Edwards, Individualism, and the Decline of 18th-century Congregationalism

James M. Osborn Junior Research Fellow

Karen Junod
Univerisity of Oxford
The Unexplored Grand Tour: The Dissemination of German Thought and Culture in Britain, 1760-1850

Frederick W. Beinecke Senior Research Fellow

David Wrobel
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Globalism, Exceptionalism, and Western American Travel Writing