Anthony Kemp

Associate Professor of English

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

English

Anthony Kemp is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of English at University of Southern California.

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Anthony Kemp

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of English

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Christian Allusions in Jewish Poetry: The Cases of Isaac Rosenberg and Natan Zach. Conference: “The Poetics of Faith: Exploring Belief in Modern and Contemporary Poetry,” Centre for Modern Studies, University of York (2018)

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On the Many Varieties of Alternate Worlds. Conference: “Down the Rabbit Hole,” Thematic Option, University of Southern California (2014)

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Homer’s Architectonics of War: Atrocity and Symmetry. Conference: “Tales of War: Expressions of Conflict and Resolution,” University of Bucharest (2011)

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Sade and the Terminus of Satire. Journal of Language, Literature and Cultural Studies; Langue, litterature et etudes culturelles (2011)

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‘the Miller’s Tale’ as an Example of an Integrative Genre. Conference: “Genres and Historicity,” University of Bucharest (2010)

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Cognitive Peril: How Do We Know What is Real?. Conference: “Dreams, Illusions, and Other Realities,” Thematic Option, University of Southern California (2009)

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Fiction Reading. The Mountain Bar, Los Angeles (2009)

What Matters to Me and Why. Office of Religious Life, University of Southern California (2008)

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Marx Goes to Carnival: What Does Materialist History Bring to Medieval Literature?. International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds (2001)

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INVENTIONES: Fiction and Referentiality in Twelfth-Century English Historical Writing. Monika Otter. Speculum (1999)

Anthony Kemp

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