Restoration & Eighteenth Century

 

1995–99:  D.Phil. in English Literature, Oxford University.

 

1994–95:  M.St. in English Literature, Oxford University.

 

1993–94:  Th.M. [with distinction], Weston Jesuit School of Theology, Cambridge MA.

 

1990–93:  M.Div. [with distinction], Weston Jesuit School of Theology.

 

1987–88:  philosophical studies: prolegomenon to theology, Fordham University.

 

Brad Pasanek is an Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies. He is the author of Metaphors of Mind, A Dictionary, published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2015. His overlapping areas of study include eighteenth-century literature, the digital humanities, and poetry and poetics. His research, teaching, and advising focus on literary form and intellectual history, with a developing interest in critical making and fabrication (laser cutters and 3D printing). He's at work on a new book about Josephine Miles and the pre-digital digital humanities.

My written work has focused on the relationship between literary and other social forms in the long eighteenth century in Britain. In my book Harlequin Britain, I explore the relationship between pantomime entertainments--the most popular form of theatrical performance in the period--and the public sphere.