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Eric Eisner
Assistant Professor
Eric Eisner's teaching and research interests include eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature and culture, especially Romanticism; lyric poetry; and the history of authorship and of reading. He has published articles on P.B. Shelley and Elizabeth Barrett Browning and is working on a book about poetry and literary celebrity in the nineteenth century. He is guest-editing a volume of essays on Romantic Fandom that will appear in the Romantic Circles Praxis series. He received his PhD from Harvard in 2003.Email:
Phone: 703.993.1196
Office: Robinson Hall A 460