Assistant Professor
(Ph.D. English Literature, Brandeis University)
Office: KIMP 702
Phone: 479-575-6004
E-mail: bernjack@uark.edu |
Teaching Interests: English Romantic Literature, Victorian
Literature, Lord
Byron, historical and cultural backgrounds of English literature, film
adaptations of literary works and lives
Selected Publications:
- "'Least Alone': Islands and Selves in Don Juan" (forthcoming in a collection of essays on Byron and islands, 2008).
"Manfred's Mental Theatre and the Construction of Knowledge," SEL (Autumn 2007).
"The Harold of a New Age: Childe Harold I and II and Byron's Rejection of Canonical Knowledge," Romanticism on the Net (June 2006).
Contributing Editor, The
Broadview Anthology of British
Literature: Romanticism (also wrote anthology Instructor's Guides for Percy Shelley and Lord Byron).
- "'Ah, who can love the worker of her smart?' : Anatomy,
Religion, and the Puzzle of Amoret's Heart." Spenser Studies, 2005.
- "Weaving by Night and Day: Entrapment in The Lady of Shalott." The Review of the
Pre-Raphaelite Society, Spring 2002.
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