Elizabeth Kim, Professor

Office location: Laurentide 3225
Phone: (262) 472-1053
Email: kime@uww.edu

DEGREES:

B.A., Northwestern University

M.A., University of Chicago

Ph.D., University of Michigan

AREAS OF TEACHING:

Early Modern British Literature, Freshman English

COURSES TAUGHT:

British Literature Survey I, Shakespeare, Enlightenment and Empire, Critical Writing in the Field of English, Multicultural Literature, Freshman English

SELECT PUBLICATIONS:

“Penelope Aubin’s Novels Reconsidered: The Barbary Captivity Narrative and Christian Ecumenism in Early Eighteenth-Century Britain.”  Eighteenth-Century Novel (40 ms. pages, 2009).

“Maria Edgeworth’s The Grateful Negro: A Site for Rewriting Rebellion.”  Eighteenth-Century Fiction (October 2003): 103-126.  Rpt. in Short Story Criticism, Vol. 86 (2006): 146-57.

“The Shifting Landscape of Asian American Drama.”  Facts on File: Companion to American Drama, ed. Jackson R. Bryer and Mary C. Hartig (2004): 34-38.

“Elizabeth Wong: Playwright of Response.”  Dictionary of Literary Biography, Vol. 266: Twentieth-Century American Dramatists (2003): 306-16.

“Race Sells: Racialized Trade Cards in Eighteenth-Century Britain.”  Journal of Material Culture 7.2 (July 2002): 137-65.

“Complicating ‘Complicity/Resistance’ in Janet Schaw’s Journal of a Lady of Quality.”  a/b: Autobiography Studies 12.2 (Fall 1997): 166-87.