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Lori Robison

Chair / Professor

University of North Dakota

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College of Arts & Sciences

Humanities

Department of English

Lori Robison is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chair / Professor at University of North Dakota.

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literature literary criticism literary history humanities literary theory cultural history american literature critical race theory postcolonial writing ethnic studies american studies historical analysis literary studies post-colonial criticism black experience performance studies gender studies social change popular culture media studies historical dance contemporary theatre contemporary drama narrative textual practice victorian literature television studies female sexual slavery english culture american identity race relations contemporary racism white supremacy racial studies narrative representation downton abbey comparative literary history modern slavery disruptive excess a royal gentleman ‘ rich field southern nostalgia ya-ya sisterhood divine secrets dumb witness ’ uncle tom a romance traumatic gaze mildred ’ conspicuous consumption room ’ film theory western american literature early american literature english cultural studies

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A Comparative Literary History of Modern Slavery. Volume I: Slavery, Literature, and the Emotions. John Benjamins Publishing (2024)

cultural historyliterary historyhistoryliteraturefemale sexual slaverymodern slaveryliterary theoryhistorical analysiscomparative literatureliterary studiescomparative literary historypost-colonial criticismpostcolonial writingliterary criticism

A ‘Rich Field of Romantic Incident’: Disruptive Excess in Tourgé'S a Royal Gentleman. Arizona Quarterly (2023)

historical dancecultural historyliterary historyliteraturecontemporary theatredisruptive excesscontemporary dramaliterary theorytheatreliterary studiesa royal gentleman‘ rich fieldenglish cultureliterary criticism

Haunting Slavery: The Traumatic Gaze in Uncle Tom's Cabin and a Romance of the Republic. Arizona Quarterly (2023)

cultural historyliterary historyhistorycolonialismliteraturetraumatic gazeuncle toma romancehistorical analysisamerican literaturepost-colonial criticismliterary criticism

Domesticating Desire: Fantasy and Social Change in Downton Abbey and Upstairs, Downstairs. The Journal of Popular Television (2020)

Lori Robison

gender studiespopular culturesocial changehumanitiestelevision studiesperformance studiesmedia studiesdownton abbey

Harem, Auction Block, and Stage: Sympathy and the Gaze as Object in a Romance of the Republic. Journal of Narrative Theory (2020)

Lori Robison

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorytheatrecomparative literaturenarrative representationtextual practiceliterary criticism

’the Lamp in Mildred’s Living Room’: James M. Cain’s Mildred Pierce and Veblen’s Conspicuous Consumption. PLL (2016)

literatureroom ’conspicuous consumptionmildred ’victorian literatureafrican american studiesamerican literaturehumanitiesvisual cultureliterary criticism

Writing Reconstruction: Racial Fluidity and National Reunion in a Romance of the Republic. ESQ (2015)

Lori Robison

national reunionliteratureracial fluidity

Bodies, Southern Nostalgia, and the Construction of Whiteness in Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. The Journal of Popular Culture (2009)

ya-ya sisterhoodliteraturecultural studiesethnic studiespostcolonial writingsouthern nostalgiaafrican american studiesamerican literatureamerican identityblack experiencecritical race theoryliterary criticismdivine secretsamerican studies

Charles Chesnutt’s ‘the Dumb Witness’ and the Culture of Segregation. African American Review (2008)

race relationsanti-racismsocial historyhistoryracial discriminationdumb witness ’intersectionalityracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiescritical race theoryblack experiencewhite supremacysocial justicecontemporary racismamerican studieshumanitiesrace

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Lori Robison

Chair / Professor

University of North Dakota

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Humanities

Department of English

Lori Robison is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chair / Professor at University of North Dakota.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lori Robison

University of North Dakota

Chair / Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparative Literary History of Modern Slavery. Volume I: Slavery, Literature, and the Emotions. John Benjamins Publishing (2024)

A ‘Rich Field of Romantic Incident’: Disruptive Excess in Tourgé'S a Royal Gentleman. Arizona Quarterly (2023)

Haunting Slavery: The Traumatic Gaze in Uncle Tom's Cabin and a Romance of the Republic. Arizona Quarterly (2023)

cultural historyliterary historyhistorycolonialismliteraturetraumatic gazeuncle toma romancehistorical analysisamerican literaturepost-colonial criticismliterary criticism

Domesticating Desire: Fantasy and Social Change in Downton Abbey and Upstairs, Downstairs. The Journal of Popular Television (2020)

Lori Robison

gender studiespopular culturesocial changehumanitiestelevision studiesperformance studiesmedia studiesdownton abbey

Harem, Auction Block, and Stage: Sympathy and the Gaze as Object in a Romance of the Republic. Journal of Narrative Theory (2020)

Lori Robison

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorytheatrecomparative literaturenarrative representationtextual practiceliterary criticism

’the Lamp in Mildred’s Living Room’: James M. Cain’s Mildred Pierce and Veblen’s Conspicuous Consumption. PLL (2016)

literatureroom ’conspicuous consumptionmildred ’victorian literatureafrican american studiesamerican literaturehumanitiesvisual cultureliterary criticism

Writing Reconstruction: Racial Fluidity and National Reunion in a Romance of the Republic. ESQ (2015)

Lori Robison

national reunionliteratureracial fluidity

Bodies, Southern Nostalgia, and the Construction of Whiteness in Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. The Journal of Popular Culture (2009)

Charles Chesnutt’s ‘the Dumb Witness’ and the Culture of Segregation. African American Review (2008)

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