李·马丁·艾伯特

李·马丁·艾伯特 received his PhD in Modern Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2018. From 2005-2013 he taught at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 和 from 2014-2016 at the Department of 英语 at Cardinal Stritch University. His dissertation manuscript, L和scapes of Recovery, explores the tensions within post-Katrina literature between social displacement 和 cultural incorporation. Through discursive readings of a range of texts, including disaster recovery plans, creative nonfiction, activist literature, 和 public art projects, L和scapes of Recovery examines how the writings about 新奥尔良’ disaster maintain 和 remake social differences within the urban population. He has published articles in Antigonish审查 和 左转. His current research interests include the re-imagining of ethics in times of generalized social displacement, particularly in contexts of post-disaster literature 和 urban planning, 和 the uses put to the visibility of a globalized condition of dispossession of people displaced by war, 紧缩, 气候变化.

授课

• Critical Reading 和 Writing
• Autobiography 和 Life Writing
• 有说服力的写作
• 研究写作
• Fundamentals of 英语
• Composition 和 Reading
• Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature
• Literature 和 Contemporary Life: Katrina in Context
• Introduction to College Writing