Sarah Hogan

Contact

• Office:  C211 Tribble Hall
• Phone: (336) 758-5135
• Email: hogansa@wfu.edu

Degrees

• PhD University at Buffalo (SUNY)
• MA  Syracuse University
• BA  Syracuse University, summa cum laude

Book

Other Englands: Utopia, Capital, and Empire in an Age of Transition

(Stanford University Press, May 2018)

Areas of Interest

• Early Modern British Literature, especially More, Spenser, and Milton
• Utopian Studies
• Literature of the Atlantic Encounter
• Cultural Materialism and Materialist Feminism
• Presentism

Courses Taught at WFU

• ENG 702: The Otherworldly Renaissance
• ENG 399: Utopian Literature and Thought
• ENG 325: Sixteenth-century British Literature
• ENG 323: Shakespeare
• ENG 302: Literature of the Atlantic Encounter
• ENG 326: Early Modern Women Writers
• ENG 265: British Literature Before 1800 (Gateway to the Major)
• ENG 165: Class and Community in British Literature
• ENG 302: Literature of the Witch (Summer 2019 Study Abroad in London)
• ENG 786: Directed Reading on Race, Class, and Empire in the English Renaissance

Selected Publications 

• “What More Means Now: Utopia, Occupy, and the Commons.” Upstart: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies, September 2013 http://www.clemson.edu/upstart/Essays/occupy/occupy.xhtml 
• (Also to be reprinted in the forthcoming anthology, The Next Generation: New Voices in Utopian Studies, ed. Phillip Wegner, Ralahine)
• “Utopia, Ireland, and the Tudor Shock Doctrine.” The Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 42.2 (2012): 461-486.
• “Of Islands and Bridges: Figures of Uneven Development in the New Atlantis.” The Journal of Early Modern Cultural Studies 12.3 (2012): 28-59.