
Carrie Shanafelt
Associate Professor of Literature and Philosophy,
Department of Literature, Language, Writing, and Humanities
Courses
- Seventeenth-Century Poetry
- Eighteenth-Century Novels
- Eighteenth-Century Satire
- Romantic Era
- Victorian Era
- Gothic in Fiction and Film
- Bible and Its Influence
- Slavery and Global Ethics
- Modern Philosophy
- Shakespeare I and II
- LGBTQ+ Literature
- Theories of Gender and Sexuality
- Children’s Literature
- Literary Analysis
- Poetic Analysis
- Film Analysis
- British and European Literature II
- American Literature I
Research
- Enlightenment philosophy
- Aesthetic theory
- Human rights and legal justice
- Sexuality in literature and philosophy
- Eighteenth-century economics and slavery
- Poetry and poetics
- Critical theory
- Film studies
Education
- BA, Case Western Reserve University
- MA, Case Western Reserve University
- PhD, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Academic Profile
Carrie Shanafelt is the author of Uncommon Sense: Jeremy Bentham, Queer Aesthetics, and the Politics of Taste (University of Virginia Press, 2021), as well as several articles and book chapters on eighteenth-century philosophy, literature, and sexuality. She is working on a second book project on Quobna Ottobah Cugoano, Atlantic slavery, and finance. For a list of her publications, projects, and talks, see her personal website at https://www.carrieshanafelt.com/
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