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Heffernan, Teresa -
Submitted by halifax on Mon, 2010/08/09 - 5:25pm
Personal Information
First Name:
Teresa
Last Name:
Heffernan
Other:
English Department
University Affiliation:
St. Mary's University
Phone:
(902) 496-8294
Email Address:
teresa.heffernan@smu.ca
Area of Research
Specific Area of Research:
Twentieth and twenty-first century fiction and theory, travel writing, orientalism, feminism, post humanism and science studies, and apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic culture
Academics
PHD University:
University of Toronto
Major Publications:
Apocalyptic Culture: Modernism, Postmodernism, and the Twentieth-Century Novel (University of Toronto Press, 2008) “Bovine Anxieties, Virgin Births, and the Secret of Life” in Cultural Critique and “From Inoculation to Vaccination: Smallpox and the Shifting Ground of What it Means to be Human,” in Subject Matters (special issue on “Posthuman Conditions” guest edited by Neil Badmington)
Courses Taught:
Travelling East; Contemporary Issues of Feminism: Feminism, Gender, and Orientalism; Feminist Literary Theory; Special Topics: Virginia Woolf, Modernism, and Feminism; History and Theory of the Novel 11; History and Theory of the Novel 1
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