Joe Pellegrino
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Associate Professor, Literature 3308C Newton PhD, University of North Carolina, 1996 |
| I work in Postcolonial Literature and Irish Studies, with a secondary emphasis in South Asian Studies. But I also do work concerning power interactions (class / gender / nation-state) in literature and the intersection of religion and literature. I’m currently working on a book-length reference project on Derek Walcott. I teach a variety of classes, from world literature to graduate seminars on James Joyce and Seamus Heaney. | |
| RECENT COURSES |
| Postcolonial Literature Seamus Heaney T.S. Eliot Introduction to Literary Studies Literary Theory Mythical, Classical, and Biblical Backgrounds to Literature 20th-Century British Literature Modern Ireland in Film Graphic Novels |
| SELECTED PUBLICATIONS | |
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Open Pages in South Asian Studies. Editor. Hyland Hills, CA: SASA Books, 2014. |
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“We Are All Yaśodā: Creating Future South Asian Scholars.” Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies 2.1 (Spring 2014): 3-16. |
| “Mughals, Music, and ‘The Crown of India’ Masque: Reassessing Elgar and the Raj.” South Asian Review 31.1 (November 2010): 13-36. | |
| “Using Mysticism To Teach ‘Zaabalawi.’” Eureka Studies In Teaching Short Fiction 8.2 (Spring 2008): 106-114. | |
Last updated: 11/24/2020
