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Lisa Woolfork

Associate Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of English

Lisa Woolfork is currently serving as a College And Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

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‘This Class of Persons:’ When Uva’s White Supremacist Past Meets Its Future. Charlottesville 2017: The Legacy of Race and Inequity (2018)

Lisa Woolfork

social justiceracial discriminationethnic studiesracecontemporary racismcritical race theoryblack experiencegender studiessocial identityamerican studiesafrican identitysocial sciencesuva ’african american studiesanti-racismhuman rightsracial studieswhite supremacy

I Want to Do Bad Things With You: Hbo’s True Blood and Allegories of Miscegenation. South Carolina Review, The Spectral South (2014)

Lisa Woolfork

hbo ’dramaturgycontemporary dramafilm criticismqueer theorycinematelevision studiesafrican american studiesbad thingsfilmtheatretrue blood

Looking for Lionel: Making Whiteness and Blackness in All in the Family and the Jeffersons. (2013)

Lisa Woolfork

race relationsracial discriminationmaking whitenesssociologycritical race theoryintersectionalityblack experienceculturecultural diversitycontemporary racismafrican american studiesanti-racismracial studies

Embodying American Slavery in Contemporary Culture. Choice Reviews Online (2009)

Lisa Woolfork

racial discriminationsettler colonialismsociologycritical race theorycontemporary racismblack experiencecultureamerican identityamerican slaverycultural historycontemporary cultureafrican american studiesanti-racismcultural studieswhite supremacy

Academic Mothers and Their Feminist Daughters: A Remix. African American Review (2006)

Lisa Woolfork

women's studiesfeminist theoryfeminist studiesacademic mothersgender studiesgender diversityfeminist researchgender inequality

Working Moms in Their Own Words. Black Issues in Higher Education (2002)

Lisa Woolfork

family processtheir own wordsfeminist theoryparent leadershipgender studiesfamily relationsfamily studies

Kirby Farrell. Post-Traumatic Culture: Injury and Interpretation in the Nineties. Studies in the Novel (2001)

Lisa Woolfork

traumanarrativeculturekirby farrellmourningtheatretraumatologyamerican humorpopular culturecultural studiesvisceral traumapsychological trauma

GAL: A True Life.. African American Review (1996)

Lisa WoolforkRuthie Bolton

true life ..violent grandfathersouth carolina

Ruthie Bolton. Gal: A True Life. African American Review (1996)

Lisa Woolfork

ruthie boltonmodern literaturecontemporary theatredramaturgyliterary theoryliteratureworld literaturecontemporary dramalife writingliterary criticismvictorian literaturetheatre

I Want to Do Bad Things With You: Hbo’s True Blood.

Lisa Woolfork

hbo ’bad thingsfilmtheatretrue blood

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Lisa Woolfork

Associate Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Department of English

Lisa Woolfork is currently serving as a College And Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Virginia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lisa Woolfork

University of Virginia

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

‘This Class of Persons:’ When Uva’s White Supremacist Past Meets Its Future. Charlottesville 2017: The Legacy of Race and Inequity (2018)

Lisa Woolfork

I Want to Do Bad Things With You: Hbo’s True Blood and Allegories of Miscegenation. South Carolina Review, The Spectral South (2014)

Lisa Woolfork

hbo ’dramaturgycontemporary dramafilm criticismqueer theorycinematelevision studiesafrican american studiesbad thingsfilmtheatretrue blood

Looking for Lionel: Making Whiteness and Blackness in All in the Family and the Jeffersons. (2013)

Lisa Woolfork

Embodying American Slavery in Contemporary Culture. Choice Reviews Online (2009)

Lisa Woolfork

Academic Mothers and Their Feminist Daughters: A Remix. African American Review (2006)

Lisa Woolfork

women's studiesfeminist theoryfeminist studiesacademic mothersgender studiesgender diversityfeminist researchgender inequality

Working Moms in Their Own Words. Black Issues in Higher Education (2002)

Lisa Woolfork

family processtheir own wordsfeminist theoryparent leadershipgender studiesfamily relationsfamily studies

Kirby Farrell. Post-Traumatic Culture: Injury and Interpretation in the Nineties. Studies in the Novel (2001)

Lisa Woolfork

traumanarrativeculturekirby farrellmourningtheatretraumatologyamerican humorpopular culturecultural studiesvisceral traumapsychological trauma

GAL: A True Life.. African American Review (1996)

Lisa WoolforkRuthie Bolton

true life ..violent grandfathersouth carolina

Ruthie Bolton. Gal: A True Life. African American Review (1996)

Lisa Woolfork

ruthie boltonmodern literaturecontemporary theatredramaturgyliterary theoryliteratureworld literaturecontemporary dramalife writingliterary criticismvictorian literaturetheatre

I Want to Do Bad Things With You: Hbo’s True Blood.

Lisa Woolfork

hbo ’bad thingsfilmtheatretrue blood

1
10 / page

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