Sarah Hogan

Associate Professor of English

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

PhD University at Buffalo (SUNY)

MA Syracuse University

BA Syracuse University, summa cum laude

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

(Stanford University Press, May 2018)

Early Modern British Literature, especially More, Spenser, and Milton

Utopian Studies

Literature of the Atlantic Encounter

Cultural Materialism and Materialist Feminism

Presentism

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

“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.