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Christiana Salah

Associate Professor of English

Hope College

Affiliations

Office of the Dean of Arts and Humanities

English Department

Hope College

Public Affairs and Marketing

Christiana Salah is currently serving as an English Associate Professor of English at Hope College.

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Hope College

Associate Professor of English

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Misdiagnosing the Past: Em Heidi /Em, Nostalgia, and the Cure That Wasn’t There. Disability Studies Quarterly (2026)

narrativepsychoanalysissocial problemsmedical sociologymedia studiespsychological trauma

Mary Barton as Detective Fiction: Class Struggle and the Female Sleuth. Victorians Institute Journal (2020)

social historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theoryfeminist theoryliterary criticismintersectionalityvictorian literaturewomen's studyfeminist criminologycontemporary fictionamerican literatureplaywritingenglishhumanitiesfeminist studyfeminist philosophy

Mary Barton as Detective Fiction: Class Struggle and the Female Sleuth. Victorians Institute Journal (2020)

social historymodern literatureliteraturehistorical reviewliterary theoryfeminist theoryliterary criticismpublic historyvictorian literatureplaywritingamerican literaturefeminist criminologycontemporary fictionenglishhumanitiesfeminist studyfeminist philosophy

Reimagining Revolution: Later Lives of the Narrative of Joseph Plumb Martin in Children’s Literature. Children's literature (2015)

children's literaturemodern literaturesocial historyliterary historyintellectual historyliteraturenarrativeworld literatureliterary theoryvictorian literaturecomparative literatureamerican literaturecontemporary fictionplaywritingenglishpostcolonial writingliterary criticism

Girls in Bonds: Prehensile Place and the Domestic Gothic in L. M. Montgomery's Short Fiction. Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature (2013)

children's literaturemodern literatureliterary historycultural historyliteratureworld literaturedramaturgycontemporary dramaliterary theorytheatrevictorian literaturecomparative literatureamerican literaturecontemporary fictionwestern american literatureplaywritingliterary criticism

Girls in Bonds: Prehensile Place and the Domestic Gothic in L.M. Montgomery’s Short Fiction. Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature (2013)

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Christiana Salah

Associate Professor of English

Hope College

Affiliations

Office of the Dean of Arts and Humanities

English Department

Hope College

Public Affairs and Marketing

Christiana Salah is currently serving as an English Associate Professor of English at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christiana Salah

Hope College

Associate Professor of English

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Misdiagnosing the Past: Em Heidi /Em, Nostalgia, and the Cure That Wasn’t There. Disability Studies Quarterly (2026)

narrativepsychoanalysissocial problemsmedical sociologymedia studiespsychological trauma

Mary Barton as Detective Fiction: Class Struggle and the Female Sleuth. Victorians Institute Journal (2020)

Reimagining Revolution: Later Lives of the Narrative of Joseph Plumb Martin in Children’s Literature. Children's literature (2015)

Girls in Bonds: Prehensile Place and the Domestic Gothic in L. M. Montgomery's Short Fiction. Tulsa Studies in Women s Literature (2013)

Girls in Bonds: Prehensile Place and the Domestic Gothic in L.M. Montgomery’s Short Fiction. Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature (2013)

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