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Patricia Roylance
Assistant Professor of English
Ph.D. 2005, Stanford University
Office: 427 Hall of Languages, 315-443-9488
Email:
pjroylan@syr.edu
Early American Literature and Culture;
Cultural Nationalism and Internationalism;
History,
Historiography and Literature
Courses Taught
Awards
Works in Progress
Courses Taught
Literary Anachronisms: 17th-Century Texts in 19th-Century U.S. Culture (Graduate Level)
The American Renaissance: U.S. Literature and Culture, 1850-1855 (Undergraduate)
The Literature of Revolution (Undergraduate)
Reading and Interpretation (Undergraduate)
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Awards
Graduate Research Opportunity Grant, Stanford University (2004)
Tom Killefer Dissertation Fellowship, Stanford University English Department (2003-4)
Stanley Paterson Research Fellowship, Friends of the Longfellow House (2003)
Geballe Dissertation Fellowship, Stanford Humanities Center (2002-3)
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Works in Progress
“International Nationalism: World History as Usable Past in Nineteenth Century U.S. Culture” (book project underway)
“Northmen and Native Americans: The Politics of Landscape in the Age of Longfellow” (journal article under consideration for publication)
“Calculating the Consequences: Economic Critique and the Limits of Empire in Prescott's Conquest of Peru” (journal article in progress)
“Sleepers: Catatonic Experiences of National Rupture in `Rip Van Winkle' and Good Bye Lenin” (journal article in progress)
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