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Thomas Hallock

Professor of English

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of English

Thomas Hallock is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of English at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

Professor of English

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literature american literature historical geography early american literature literary criticism literary history literary studies literary theory cultural history social history anthropology american studies poetics settler colonialism botany performative teaching historical analysis latin american studies human-environment interactions environmental geography socio-environmental implications theatre aquatic ecosystems victorian literature aquatic conservation educational strategies geopolitics educational entertainment transnational history watershed management early modern ecostudies frontier narratives early american texts road course comparative literature early modern philosophy dramaturgy nature aquaculture fish biology fishery research freshwater biology intelligent robotic systems gendered context fish farming commercial fishing fishery science performance theory motion synthesis global connections world-systems theory ethnohistory indigenous studies water reallocation plant biodiversity art theory phytogeography ecotourism green infrastructure environmental sustainability urban gardening life writing animal behaviour humor detection florentine codex national pastoral eighteenth-century botanic exchange garden tour male pleasure literary recipes epic design wilderness tastes unpublished writings performance-based world early florida poem between topos world literature humanities environmental humanities children's literature nature writing narrative

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Introduction -- Archival Crossings: A Mobile Archive Cluster. Anglia (2024)

archival researcharchival crossingspersonal digital archivinghistoric preservationresearch librarydata sciencearchival sciencedigital archivesdigital scholarshipdata management

INTRODUCTION: Archival Crossings – a Mobile Archive Research Cluster. Anglia - Zeitschrift für englische Philologie (2024)

Thomas HallockMarcel Hartwig

research data archivingarchival researcharchival scienceenglishdigital archivesarchival crossings

REVIEW: Coral Lives: Literature, Labor, and the Making of America, by Michele Currie Navakas. Nineteenth-Century Literature (2024)

Thomas Hallock

african american studiesliteratureliterary criticismamerican literature

Words in the World: The Work of an Environmental Literature Course in a Coastal Florida City. Teaching the Literature of Climate Change (2024)

environmental literature courseliteratureenvironmental valuesenvironmental historyenvironmental educationenvironmental politicsenglishenvironmental planningcoastal florida cityenvironmental geographysocio-environmental implications

Draining Paradise: A Short Tour of Salt Creek, a Working Waterway in St. Petersburg, Florida. Southern Spaces (2023)

watershed managementwater reallocationworking waterwaywater supplywater resourceswater resource managementgeographyshort toursalt creekenvironmental planningenvironmental sciencestormwater

Draining Paradise: A Tour of Salt Creek in St. Petersburg, Florida. Southern Spaces (2023)

Thomas Hallock

coastal researchcoastal managementtourismgeographysalt creekenvironmental science

Happy Neighbhorhood, Poems and Essays. Mercer University Press (2023)

literary theoryliteraturelife writingliterary studiesliterary criticismhappy neighbhorhoodpoeticspoetry

Signing Nature, Memorializing Plantations: Public Memory Along the William Bartram Trail. The Attention of a Traveller: Essays on William Bartram's Travels and Legacy (2022)

cultural heritageheritage studieshistoric preservationarchaeologypublic memorysocial historyhistorical geographypublic historyarchaeological practicewilliam bartram trailamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

A Bucket of Fish. (2021)

fish farmingmarine biologyfreshwater biologycommercial fishingfishery researchaquatic conservationfish biologyfishery scienceaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsfisheries

A Road Course in Early American Literature. (2021)

literary historyliteratureliterary studiesearly american literatureliterary criticismroad courseamerican literature

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Thomas Hallock

Professor of English

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of English

Thomas Hallock is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of English at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas Hallock

University of South Florida

Professor of English

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Introduction -- Archival Crossings: A Mobile Archive Cluster. Anglia (2024)

archival researcharchival crossingspersonal digital archivinghistoric preservationresearch librarydata sciencearchival sciencedigital archivesdigital scholarshipdata management

INTRODUCTION: Archival Crossings – a Mobile Archive Research Cluster. Anglia - Zeitschrift für englische Philologie (2024)

Thomas HallockMarcel Hartwig

research data archivingarchival researcharchival scienceenglishdigital archivesarchival crossings

REVIEW: Coral Lives: Literature, Labor, and the Making of America, by Michele Currie Navakas. Nineteenth-Century Literature (2024)

Thomas Hallock

african american studiesliteratureliterary criticismamerican literature

Words in the World: The Work of an Environmental Literature Course in a Coastal Florida City. Teaching the Literature of Climate Change (2024)

Draining Paradise: A Short Tour of Salt Creek, a Working Waterway in St. Petersburg, Florida. Southern Spaces (2023)

watershed managementwater reallocationworking waterwaywater supplywater resourceswater resource managementgeographyshort toursalt creekenvironmental planningenvironmental sciencestormwater

Draining Paradise: A Tour of Salt Creek in St. Petersburg, Florida. Southern Spaces (2023)

Thomas Hallock

coastal researchcoastal managementtourismgeographysalt creekenvironmental science

Happy Neighbhorhood, Poems and Essays. Mercer University Press (2023)

literary theoryliteraturelife writingliterary studiesliterary criticismhappy neighbhorhoodpoeticspoetry

Signing Nature, Memorializing Plantations: Public Memory Along the William Bartram Trail. The Attention of a Traveller: Essays on William Bartram's Travels and Legacy (2022)

A Bucket of Fish. (2021)

fish farmingmarine biologyfreshwater biologycommercial fishingfishery researchaquatic conservationfish biologyfishery scienceaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsfisheries

A Road Course in Early American Literature. (2021)

literary historyliteratureliterary studiesearly american literatureliterary criticismroad courseamerican literature

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