Erica Burleigh

Assistant Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Humanities And Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of English

Research & Evaluation Center

Department of English

Erica Burleigh is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Assistant Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Erica Burleigh

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Assistant Professor

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social history literature history literary history colonialism american literature american studies ethnic studies early american literature literary studies humanities cultural history criminal law global history criminal justice feminist studies american identity feminist identity black experience racial studies early american writing colonial piracy trials racial transformation hope leslie civilizations creative writing empire international law gendered sexuality interdisciplinary history historical geography international history contemporary fiction postcolonial writing forensic psychology glbt family studies african identity historical review english culture transatlantic relations transnational history decoloniality legal geography settler colonialism transgender science fiction maritime security post-colonial criticism law of the sea black feminism first-person narratives historical analysis marriage race relations temporal dynamics hauntology time perception american society maritime dimension atlantic frontier early american history sovereign selves interior states nineteenth century clara howard jane talbot incommensurate equivalences pirate convictions bloomsbury encyclopedia women's studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Dwight, Theodore.. The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of the American Enlightenment (2015)

Intimacy and Family in Early American Writing. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2014)

literary historycreative writingliteratureearly american literatureearly american writingsocial historyamerican literature

Stranger Intimacies: Family as Figure in Early American Writing. (2014)

literary historyliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismearly american literatureearly american writingsocial historyfirst-person narrativesamerican literature

Sisters in Arms: Incest, Racial Transformation, and Sacrifice in Hope Leslie.. New England Quarterly (2013)

ethnic studiesracial transformationintersectionalitycritical race theoryblack experiencefeminist studiesgender studiessocial historyhope leslieblack feminismglbt family studiesafrican american studiesfeminist identity

Coercion, Conviction, Conversion: Sovereign Selves and Interior States in Colonial Piracy Trials and Narratives. Law & Literature (2012)

colonialismcolonial piracy trialslegal geographycriminal lawsettler colonialismlawinternational lawinterior statesglobal historydecolonialitysovereign selvescriminal justicehistory

Gender and Genre in Novels at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century. Society of Early Americanists (2011)

gendered sexualityliterary historyliterary theorytransgender science fictionliteraturefeminist theoryliterary criticismfeminist studiesliterary studiesnineteenth centurycomparative literaturefeminist identity

Incommensurate Equivalences: Genre, Representation, and Equity in Clara Howard and Jane Talbot. Early American Studies (2011)

intellectual historyliterary historyliterary theoryliteraturejane talbotliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionearly american literaturecomparative literatureincommensurate equivalencesclara howardamerican literature

Pirate Convictions: States of Mind in Colonial Piracy Trials and Narratives.. Society of Early Americanists (2010)

colonialismcolonial piracy trialscriminal lawpirate convictionspostcolonial writingjurisprudencelawpost-colonial criticismlaw of the seaforensic psychologymaritime securitycriminal justicehistory

Sisters in Arms: Racial Transformation, Incest, and Sacrifice in Hope Leslie.. Center for the Humanities Mellon Fellows Seminar (2010)

ethnic studiesracial transformationintersectionalitycritical race theoryblack experiencegender studiessocial historyhope leslieafrican identityafrican american studiesracial studies

Ties That Bind, Bonds That Break: Race and Incest in the Early Republic.. John Jay College English Department (2009)

social inequalityrace relationsethnic studiesracesociologyearly republicethnicitysocial historyfamily relationsmarriageafrican american studiespolitical historyracial studiespolitical sociology

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