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Stephen Wittek

Associate Professor without Tenure

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

English

Stephen Wittek is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor without Tenure at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

Associate Professor without Tenure

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literature literary history theatre literary studies theatre studies dramaturgy playwriting narrative american literature rhetoric drama education cultural change postcolonial writing virtual reality comedy studies textual practice urban history english studies interdisciplinary history social criticism get access link journalism mass communication media studies reading research modern literature performance art virtual character immersive technologies virtual spaces early american literature coercion transnational mobility post-colonial criticism english culture historical analysis media players cultural politics london stage distant reading conversion serial conversion communication public opinion aesthetics energy conversion citizenship studies political culture anti-imperialism index system conversion systems electronic publishing scholarly communication biblical studies intermediate representation settler colonialism decoloniality cultural theory historical methodology manipulation (psychology) hauntology transhumanism social games game studies performance theory journalism history news analytics performing conversion early modern future conversional thinking early modernity early modern world series editors shakespeare criticism bold conscience joshua r. held alabama press cultural studies contemporary drama early modern drama film digital humanities

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Series Editors’ Preface. Cornell University Press eBooks (2025)

Gregory NagyLeonard MuellnerLaura Slatkin

series editorstextual practicescholarly communicationelectronic publishingliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Bold Conscience: Luther to Shakespeare to Milton Bold Conscience: Luther to Shakespeare to Milton, by Joshua R. Held, Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama Press, 2023, X + 248 Pp., $34.95 (Paperback), Isbn 9780817361112; $34.95 (Ebook), Isbn 9780817394486; $95.00 (Hardcover), Isbn 9780817321550. Reformation (2024)

Stephen Wittek

american literatureliterary studiescomedy studiespostcolonial writingperformance studiestheatreplaywritingnarrativeliterary historytheatre studiesliteraturecultural studiesliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

The Drama of Serial Conversion in Early Modern England the Drama of Serial Conversion in Early Modern England, by Holly Crawford-Pickett, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2024, X + 264 Pp., $65.00(Ebook), Isbn 9781512825657; $65.00 (Hardcover), Isbn 9781512825640. English Studies (2024)

Stephen Wittek

humanitiesenglishserial conversiontheatreearly modern philosophy

Citizenship and Conversion in Othello. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyhumanitiesamerican literatureliterary studiesnarrativecitizenshipliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

Colonialism and Conversion in the Tempest. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historycolonialismanti-imperialism

Conversional Transactions in the Merchant of Venice. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyliterary studiestextual practicecomparative literatureintellectual historyearly modern philosophynarrativeliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

Conversion, Coercion, and Persuasion in the Taming of the Shrew. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyamerican literaturecoercionpersuasionliterary studiescomparative literatureearly modern philosophynarrativeliterary historyearly american literatureliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

INTRODUCTION: Turning Into Other Things. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyliteratureliterary historyearly modern philosophymodern literature

Shakespeare and the Cultural Politics of Conversion. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

literaturecultural historypolitical culturecultural changetheatreliterary historycultural politicscultureliterary criticismcultural studies

Shakespeare and Virtual Reality. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Rebecca W. BushnellMichael Ullyot

aestheticsvirtual realityperformance studiestheatreplaywritingnarrativeliterary historyliterature

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Stephen Wittek

Associate Professor without Tenure

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

English

Stephen Wittek is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor without Tenure at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stephen Wittek

Carnegie Mellon University

Associate Professor without Tenure

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Series Editors’ Preface. Cornell University Press eBooks (2025)

Gregory NagyLeonard MuellnerLaura Slatkin

series editorstextual practicescholarly communicationelectronic publishingliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Stephen Wittek

humanitiesenglishserial conversiontheatreearly modern philosophy

Citizenship and Conversion in Othello. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyhumanitiesamerican literatureliterary studiesnarrativecitizenshipliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

Colonialism and Conversion in the Tempest. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historycolonialismanti-imperialism

Conversional Transactions in the Merchant of Venice. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyliterary studiestextual practicecomparative literatureintellectual historyearly modern philosophynarrativeliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

Conversion, Coercion, and Persuasion in the Taming of the Shrew. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

INTRODUCTION: Turning Into Other Things. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

historyliteratureliterary historyearly modern philosophymodern literature

Shakespeare and the Cultural Politics of Conversion. Early modern literature in history (2022)

Stephen Wittek

literaturecultural historypolitical culturecultural changetheatreliterary historycultural politicscultureliterary criticismcultural studies

Shakespeare and Virtual Reality. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Rebecca W. BushnellMichael Ullyot

aestheticsvirtual realityperformance studiestheatreplaywritingnarrativeliterary historyliterature

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2
3
4
5
10 / page

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