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Aaron Lecklider

Graduate Program Director/Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

American Studies Department

Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies Department

Aaron Lecklider is currently serving as an American Studies Graduate Program Director/Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

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University of Massachusetts Boston

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literature english language performance studies east asian studies history cultural diversity social history political history intellectual history american political thought cultural history sexual orientation american literature western american literature interdisciplinary history american studies historical review english studies early american literature journalism history sexism proletarian burlesque feminist theory gendered sexuality gender studies american identity gender identity cultural studies

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The Stonewall Reader. Journal of American History (2020)

Aaron Lecklider

intellectual historywestern american literatureinterdisciplinary historyliteratureamerican literatureearly american literaturehistorical reviewsocial historycultural historyamerican studiesjournalism historyamerican political thoughtpolitical historyhistoryjournalism

INTRODUCTION: Sexing the Left. English Language Notes (2015)

Cheryl HigashidaGary Edward HolcombAaron Lecklider

linguisticscommunicationenglishenglish languagesexismsexual orientation

Sexing the Semiotext(E) Whitney Biennial Box Set. English Language Notes (2015)

Aaron Lecklider

literatureenglish studiesenglishenglish languagecomparative literature

H. T. Tsiang's Proletarian Burlesque: Performance and Perversion in I the Hanging on Union Square /I. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2011)

Aaron S. Lecklider

east asian studiesperformance studiescultural diversityproletarian burlesque

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Aaron Lecklider

Graduate Program Director/Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

American Studies Department

Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies Department

Aaron Lecklider is currently serving as an American Studies Graduate Program Director/Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Aaron Lecklider

University of Massachusetts Boston

Graduate Program Director/Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Stonewall Reader. Journal of American History (2020)

Aaron Lecklider

INTRODUCTION: Sexing the Left. English Language Notes (2015)

Cheryl HigashidaGary Edward HolcombAaron Lecklider

linguisticscommunicationenglishenglish languagesexismsexual orientation

Sexing the Semiotext(E) Whitney Biennial Box Set. English Language Notes (2015)

Aaron Lecklider

literatureenglish studiesenglishenglish languagecomparative literature

H. T. Tsiang's Proletarian Burlesque: Performance and Perversion in I the Hanging on Union Square /I. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2011)

Aaron S. Lecklider

east asian studiesperformance studiescultural diversityproletarian burlesque

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