Dr. Lanya M. Lamouria

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Education

• PhD, English Literature, 2005, Washington University – Saint Louis

• MA, English Literature, 1994, Washington University – Saint Louis
• BA, English Literature, 1992, University of California – Berkeley

Teaching

• ENG 748: Seminar in English Literature after 1798
• ENG 580/682: Gender Issues in Language and Literature
• ENG 568/669: World Literature
• ENG 548/648: Major British Authors
• ENG 547/647: Modern British Literature
• ENG 546/646: Victorian Literature
• UHC 410: Senior Honors Seminar - Victorian Sexualities Past/Present
• ENG 380: Introduction to Women’s Literature
• ENG 341: Survey of English Literature II
• ENG 310: Writing for Graduate and Professional Schools—Art and Design
• ENG 287: Life Stages in Literature
• ENG 282: Literature by Women
• ENG 235: Critical Approaches to Literature
• ENG 110: Honors English Composition

Professional experience

Selected publications

• Lamouria, Lanya. “Democracy, Terror, and Utopia in Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities.” Victorian Literature and Culture (forthcoming)
• Lamouria, Lanya. “Villette, Female Political Agency, and the French Revolution of 1848.” Journal of Victorian Culture. 26.3 (2021).
• Lamouria, Lanya. “Recent Dickens Studies: 2016.” Dickens Studies Annual. 48 (2018): 182-248.
• Lamouria, Lanya. “Financial Revolution: Representing British Financial Crisis after the French Revolution of 1848.” Victorian Literature and Culture. 43.3 (2015): 489-510.

Research and professional interests

• Victorian literature, revolution and democracy
• Undergraduate research

Awards and honors

• Curtis P. Lawrence Master Teacher, Honors College, Missouri State University, 2017