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Print Culture

Print Culture includes such topics as Circulation, Lexicography, Periodical and Book History, Print Media Theory, Publishing, Readers and Reading, Remediation, Street and Popular Print Cultures. The following people research these areas:

Name	Research Areas
Thomas Barker	Discourse Analysis, Social-Media Analysis, Semiotics, Studies in Society and Text, Digital Textbook History
Rob Brazeau	19th-Century Literature, 20th-Century British and Irish Literature, World Literatures in English, Literary and Cultural Theory, Empire Postcolonial and Nation Studies, Creative Writing, Book History and Print Culture
Jill Ehnenn	Victorian Studies, Poetry and Poetics, Visual Culture, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory, and Critical Disability Studies
Danielle Fuller	Readers and Reading Cultures in the Contemporary Period On- and Off-line (esp. Anglophone); Readers, Recommendation Culture and Social Media; Reception and Production of YA Literature and Culture; Publishing in Canada
Michael O'Driscoll	American Literature, Literary and Cultural Theory, Book History and Print Culture, 20th-Century Literature and Culture, Poetry and Poetics, Critical and Cultural Theory, History of Writing Technologies
Julie Rak	Canadian Literature, Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Mountain Literature, (Auto)Biographical and Life Writing, Book History and Print Culture
Carolyn Sale	Shakespeare and the Law; Shakespeare and Ecological Crisis; Early Modern English Literature and Common Law Jurisprudence; Theories of the Common and the Common Law
Mark Simpson	19th-Century Literature, American Literature, Historical Materialism, Cultural Studies, Material Culture Studies, Theories of Mobility, Energy Humanities, Environmental Humanities, Petrocultures
Peter Sinnema	Newspaper and Periodical History and Theory; Word/Image Relations
Teresa Zackodnik	19th-Century Literature, American Literature, Literary and Cultural Theory, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Book History and Print Culture, African-American Literature, Black Cultural Studies, Critical Race Theories, Asian-American Literature, Periodical Studies, Print Culture Studies, African-American Feminisms, Trauma Theory, Racial Melancholia, Public Sphere Theory, Theories of Circulation, Theories of Photography