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Marissa Greenberg

Associate Professor

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

English

Marissa Greenberg is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of New Mexico.

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University of New Mexico

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literature theatre literary criticism narrative english literary theory literary history public performance literary studies culture playwriting urbanism popular culture urbanization intellectual history knowledge representation and reasoning modern literature victorian literature american literature contemporary theatre urban studies knowledge discovery knowledge management knowledge economy english culture everyday urbanism urban life knowledge society sociology of knowledge philosophy of history knowledge reasoning advocacy activism historical sociology historical transition renaissance tragedy performance theory theatre studies drama education

Notable Scholarly Works

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Special Issue / NuméRo Special: Podcasts. Introduction. Renaissance and Reformation (2024)

Marissa Greenberg

social historyhistoryhistorical sociologyhistorical transitionhumanities

Shakespeare in Activism: Podcasts, Processions and the Public’s Richard II. Shakespeare (2023)

Marissa Greenberg

literaturetheatreadvocacypublic performanceperformance studiesactivismliterary criticism

Tragedy and Knowledge. (2022)

Marissa Greenberg

knowledge societyintellectual historyhistoryknowledge discoverynarrativeknowledge managementsociology of knowledgeknowledge representation and reasoningknowledge economyepistemologyphilosophy of historyknowledge reasoning

Playing (in) the Streets. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2021)

Marissa Greenberg

urbanismeveryday urbanismcontemporary theatrecultureurban lifeurban studiespopular culturetheatreurbanizationpublic performanceperformance studies

Processions and History in Shakespeare and Fletcher's Henry VIII. English Literary Renaissance (2015)

Marissa Greenberg

modern literatureliterary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theoryenglish culturetheatrevictorian literatureliterary studiesamerican literatureplaywritingenglishliterary criticism

Emma Smith and Garrett a. Sullivan, Eds. the Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy. Cambridge Companion to Literature. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010. XIII + 274 Pp. Index. Chron. $29.99. Isbn: 978–0–521–73464–6.. Renaissance Quarterly (2011)

Marissa Greenberg

renaissance tragedyliterary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesenglishliterary criticism

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Marissa Greenberg

Associate Professor

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

English

Marissa Greenberg is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of New Mexico.

Honors

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Experiences

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Marissa Greenberg

University of New Mexico

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Special Issue / NuméRo Special: Podcasts. Introduction. Renaissance and Reformation (2024)

Marissa Greenberg

social historyhistoryhistorical sociologyhistorical transitionhumanities

Shakespeare in Activism: Podcasts, Processions and the Public’s Richard II. Shakespeare (2023)

Marissa Greenberg

literaturetheatreadvocacypublic performanceperformance studiesactivismliterary criticism

Tragedy and Knowledge. (2022)

Marissa Greenberg

Playing (in) the Streets. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2021)

Marissa Greenberg

urbanismeveryday urbanismcontemporary theatrecultureurban lifeurban studiespopular culturetheatreurbanizationpublic performanceperformance studies

Processions and History in Shakespeare and Fletcher's Henry VIII. English Literary Renaissance (2015)

Marissa Greenberg

modern literatureliterary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theoryenglish culturetheatrevictorian literatureliterary studiesamerican literatureplaywritingenglishliterary criticism

Marissa Greenberg

renaissance tragedyliterary historyliteraturenarrativeliterary theorycomparative literatureliterary studiesenglishliterary criticism

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