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Dr. Stephen Whitworth
Associate Professor of English
Stephen Whitworth received his PhD from the University of Michigan and has earned a post-doctoral certificate in psycho-analytic theory and writing.
Contact Information
Office:106C Bakeless Center for the Humanities
swhitwor at bloomu dot edu
Office Phone: 570.389.4717
Fax: 570.389.3006
Office Hours: MWF 9:00-10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; TR 9:15-11:00 a.m.
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Teaching and Research Interests
Dr. Whitworth's interests include early modern non-dramatic literature, psychoanalysis and semiotics. His publications are found in such noted places as Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Rhetoric Society Quarterly, The Shakespeare Yearbook, and The Journal of Lacanian Studies. He also contributed articles to the Ashgate volume Critical Essays on Shakespeare's "A Lover's Complaint": Suffering Ecstasy. Currently, he has been invited to deliver the keynote lecture at the "Reading Medieval and Renaissance English Literature" international seminar at Tel Aviv University in March and invited to be a featured speaker and panel respondent at the annual Affiliated Psychoanalytic Workshops international seminar at Fordham University in April.
Courses Taught
European Literature to 1450
Survey of British Literature 1
Shakespeare and Milton
Renaissance Poetry and Drama
World Mythology
Curriculum Vitae PDF
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