Denise Albanese, PhD

Denise Albanese, PhD

Professor

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Other Positions:

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Research Theme:

Digital Technologies - Inventing new algorithms, digital techniques, and technologies

Key Interests:

Affect and Politics, Problems in Mass Culture and Popular Culture, Science and Technology Studies, Critical Historicism and The Contemporary Moment, Shakespeare in Public Culture, Milton and Early Modern Literature

Education:

PhD, English Renaissance literature, Stanford University

Research Focus

Author of Extramural Shakespeare (Palgrave, 2010) and New Science, New World (Duke University Press, 1996), Albanese has also published on affect and aesthetics; Tudor-Stuart mathematics; Shakespeare in performance; and the place of literature in cultural studies. She regularly teaches courses in affect and politics; mass culture; the histories of cultural studies; Shakespeare, Milton, and other early modern writing; critical and literary theory; and the cultural study of science and technology. Currently she is working on two projects: one a study of neoliberalism and the Santa Fe Institute; and another on affect, media, and Shakespeare as a public object.

College:

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department:

Contact Denise:

Email: dalbanes@gmu.edu

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