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Dr. Janice Broder
Assistant Professor of English
Janice Broder received her Ph.D. 1988 in English and American Literature, Brandeis University as well as her Masters degree from the same university in 1982 with a concentration in English Language and Literature, Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Michigan in 1980 and her
A.B. 1977 Art (studio), Mount Holyoke College
Contact Information
Office: 116A Bakeless Center for the Humanities
E-mail: broder at bloomu dot edu
Phone: 570-389-4431
FAX: 570-389-3006
Office Hours: MW 3:00-4:30 p.m.; TR 10:00-11:00 a.m.
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Teaching and Research Interests
Dr Broder's interests include the restoration and Eighteenth-Century Studies, Crime Fiction, Life-Writing, Novels and their Readers, Sexology, Pornography
Courses Taught
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
Popular Literature: Women and Crime Fiction
Topics courses, including: Biography and Autobiography, Life-Writing, Women Writers, Eighteenth-Century Sexualities, The Eighteenth Century on Film
Feminist Reading of Culture
British Literature 1
European Literature 1
Composition 1
Grants and Fellowships
NEH Study Grant, “Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Theatre: Costume and Disguise, Gender, and Identity,” 1995
NEH Summer Seminar for College Teachers, “Portraiture: Biography, Portrait Painting, and the Representation of Historical Character,” 1992
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA, Fellowship, 1989
The Newberry Library, Chicago, Fellowship, 1986
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