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David Babcock

Associate Professor

James Madison University

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College of Arts and Letters

Department of English

David Babcock is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor at James Madison University.

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James Madison University

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literature literary criticism comparative literature law jurisprudence global studies cultural studies narrative global south narrative genres african american studies public law law and economics international law social philosophy african studies african identity comparative law geopolitics postcolonial writing human rights contemporary fiction contemporary drama international history global history textual practice african diaspora indigenous studies legal theory south-south cooperation public international law hauntology professional ethics performance theory life writing cultural cosmopolitanism transnational history narrative representation narrative and identity first-person narratives professional intimacies specialized bodies professional subjectivity michael k invisible weevil professional class post-colonial criticism english decoloniality literary theory colonialism modernity postcolonial literature world english

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Regrounding the Secular: Forms of World Sharing in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace. Modern Fiction Studies (2021)

humanitiesinternational historyreligionglobal historytransnational historyglobal studieshistorycultural cosmopolitanism

The Bildung of the Professional Class: Development’s Narrative Genres in Mary Karooro Okurut's the Invisible Weevil. Journal of the African Literature Association (2020)

cultural studiesnarrative representationliterary theoryhumanitiesnarrative and identitynarrativetextual practicefirst-person narrativesnarrative genresinvisible weevilprofessional classliteratureliterary criticism

INTRODUCTION: Law and Literature From the Global South. Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies (2019)

David BabcockPeter Leman

global southpublic lawlegal theorylawindigenous studiesjurisprudencelaw and economicsliteraturejournalism

INTRODUCTION: Law and Literature From the Global South. Journal of Commonwelath and Postcolonial Studies (2019)

geopoliticspublic international lawlawglobal studiesinternational lawjurisprudencesouth-south cooperationcomparative lawglobal south

The Bildung of the Professional Class: Development’s Narrative Genres in Mary Karooro Okurut’s the Invisible Weevil. Journal of the African Literature Association (2019)

David Babcock

african studiesnarrativenarrative genrescomparative literatureafrican american studiesafrican identityliteratureliterary criticismafrican diaspora

Professional Intimacies: Human Rights and Specialized Bodies in Michael Ondaatje’s Anil’s Ghost. Cultural Critique (2014)

cultural studieshumanitieshuman rightsspecialized bodieshauntologyprofessional intimaciesprofessional ethicscomparative literaturepostcolonial writingsocial philosophy

Professional Subjectivity and the Attenuation of Character in J. M. Coetzee’s Life & Times of Michael K. PMLA (2012)

humanitiescontemporary dramalife writingperformance theorymichael kdramaturgyprofessional subjectivitycontemporary fictionliteratureliterary criticism

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David Babcock

Associate Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of English

David Babcock is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Babcock

James Madison University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Regrounding the Secular: Forms of World Sharing in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace. Modern Fiction Studies (2021)

humanitiesinternational historyreligionglobal historytransnational historyglobal studieshistorycultural cosmopolitanism

The Bildung of the Professional Class: Development’s Narrative Genres in Mary Karooro Okurut's the Invisible Weevil. Journal of the African Literature Association (2020)

INTRODUCTION: Law and Literature From the Global South. Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies (2019)

David BabcockPeter Leman

global southpublic lawlegal theorylawindigenous studiesjurisprudencelaw and economicsliteraturejournalism

INTRODUCTION: Law and Literature From the Global South. Journal of Commonwelath and Postcolonial Studies (2019)

geopoliticspublic international lawlawglobal studiesinternational lawjurisprudencesouth-south cooperationcomparative lawglobal south

The Bildung of the Professional Class: Development’s Narrative Genres in Mary Karooro Okurut’s the Invisible Weevil. Journal of the African Literature Association (2019)

David Babcock

african studiesnarrativenarrative genrescomparative literatureafrican american studiesafrican identityliteratureliterary criticismafrican diaspora

Professional Intimacies: Human Rights and Specialized Bodies in Michael Ondaatje’s Anil’s Ghost. Cultural Critique (2014)

cultural studieshumanitieshuman rightsspecialized bodieshauntologyprofessional intimaciesprofessional ethicscomparative literaturepostcolonial writingsocial philosophy

Professional Subjectivity and the Attenuation of Character in J. M. Coetzee’s Life & Times of Michael K. PMLA (2012)

humanitiescontemporary dramalife writingperformance theorymichael kdramaturgyprofessional subjectivitycontemporary fictionliteratureliterary criticism

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10 / page

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