Faculty
The Institute Faculty Speakers Bureau lists full- and part-time faculty members, their areas of scholarly and professional expertise, who teach in the Institute and are interested and available as guest lecturers to classes, consultants to the community, and collaborators on projects.
Murray SchwartzProfessor (1997) B.A., University of Rochester; M.A., University of California, Berkeley; Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley Dr. Schwartz is a specialist in Shakespeare whose interests include literary theory, psychoanalysis, and Holocaust studies. He co-edited Representing Shakespeare: New Psychoanalytic Essays. Other major publications include Memory and Desire: Psychoanalysis, Literature, Aging (with Kathleen Woodward), A Thematic Introduction to Shakespeare, Erik Erikson, Where is Literature?, and Know Thyself: Delphi Seminars (with Norman Holland), as well as many essays on Shakespeare, theoretical and applied psychoanalysis, and poets such as Sylvia Plath. His essays on Shakespearean Romance appeared in Psyart, an online journal he co-edits with Holland. Dr. Schwartz is currently at work on a psychoanalytic study of the Holocaust, an essay on theories of trauma, and the completion of a biography (with Peggy Schwartz) of the African-American dancer and anthropologist, Pearl Primus. |
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Deirdre Conlon, Scholar-In-Residence Diana Sherry, Scholar-In-Residence |
Mirta Tocci, Artist-in-Residence Erika Williams, Scholar-In-Residence |
| Departmental Faculty Who Teach in the Institute | |
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John Anderson Elizabeth Baeten Flora Gonzalez Roger House Mark Leccese |
Wyatt Oswald Melinda Robins Murray Schwartz James Sheldon Stephen Shipps |
| Part Time Faculty | |
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Amy Aroopala Matthew Battles Steven Beeber Gaynor Blandford James Byrne Claudia Castaneda Robert Dulgarian Lance Eaton |
Nigel Gibson John Hodge Alden Jones Cynthia Miller Roseanne Montillo Jason Roush Meta Wagner |
