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Margaret Russett

Professor of English

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

English

Margaret Russett is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor of English at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

Professor of English

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Things as They Are; or, the Spirits of the Age. Modern Language Association (MLA) Convention (2025)

anthropologyhauntologycultural historynarrativeculturehuman natureexistentialismmaterial cultureheritage studiesspiritualitycultural heritagefolklore traditionsocial anthropologyhumanitiestextual practicephenomenology (philosophy)human condition

Forms of Thought: Dreams, Reverie, and the Essay. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Margaret Russett

life writingintellectual historyliteraturenarrativepolemical essayphilosophyphilosophy of mindcomparative literaturephenomenology (philosophy)

INTRODUCTION: Returning to the Biographia Literaria. The Wordsworth Circle (2023)

Margaret Russett

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiestextual practiceenglishliterary criticism

Returning to the Biographia Literaria. The Wordsworth Circle (2023)

world literatureliteraturebiographia literarialiterary theorypoeticsliterary studiesculture collectionhumanitiestextual practiceliterary criticism

Suspended Life. The Coleridge Bulletin (2023)

Gothic Coleridge, Ballad Coleridge. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Margaret Russett

gothic coleridgeenglishballad coleridgeliterature

Syncope and Suspension: De Quincey’s Arrest. MLA Convention (2021)

intellectual historypenologycriminal justicephilosophyde quincey ’criminologycriminal law

Reflection, Refraction, Revolution: The ‘Colouring of Imagination’. The Wordsworth Circle (2020)

philosophy of filmcolor constancyaesthetics‘ colouringvisual cultureart theoryart

Reflection, Refraction, Revolution: The “Colouring of Imagination”. The Wordsworth Circle (2020)

Margaret Russett

cultural historynarrativeliteratureradical aestheticscomparative literaturehumanities

ROMANTICISM: 20/20 Hindsight. MLA (2020)

psychodynamicphilosophypoeticshumanitiespsychoanalysis

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Margaret Russett

Professor of English

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

English

Margaret Russett is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor of English at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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Margaret Russett

University of Southern California

Professor of English

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Things as They Are; or, the Spirits of the Age. Modern Language Association (MLA) Convention (2025)

Forms of Thought: Dreams, Reverie, and the Essay. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Margaret Russett

life writingintellectual historyliteraturenarrativepolemical essayphilosophyphilosophy of mindcomparative literaturephenomenology (philosophy)

INTRODUCTION: Returning to the Biographia Literaria. The Wordsworth Circle (2023)

Margaret Russett

literary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiestextual practiceenglishliterary criticism

Returning to the Biographia Literaria. The Wordsworth Circle (2023)

world literatureliteraturebiographia literarialiterary theorypoeticsliterary studiesculture collectionhumanitiestextual practiceliterary criticism

Suspended Life. The Coleridge Bulletin (2023)

Gothic Coleridge, Ballad Coleridge. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Margaret Russett

gothic coleridgeenglishballad coleridgeliterature

Syncope and Suspension: De Quincey’s Arrest. MLA Convention (2021)

intellectual historypenologycriminal justicephilosophyde quincey ’criminologycriminal law

Reflection, Refraction, Revolution: The ‘Colouring of Imagination’. The Wordsworth Circle (2020)

philosophy of filmcolor constancyaesthetics‘ colouringvisual cultureart theoryart

Reflection, Refraction, Revolution: The “Colouring of Imagination”. The Wordsworth Circle (2020)

Margaret Russett

cultural historynarrativeliteratureradical aestheticscomparative literaturehumanities

ROMANTICISM: 20/20 Hindsight. MLA (2020)

psychodynamicphilosophypoeticshumanitiespsychoanalysis

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