Frank Mabee

PROFESSOR
English Studies School of Arts and Sciences
Frank Mabee teaching in a classroom
978.665.4832 Office: Miller Hall 214B
Office Hours
Fall 2024

Tuesday 11 - 12:15 p.m. and Thursday 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.

Courses Taught

British Literature II: Revolution and Romance (ENGL 2210)
World Literature II: Cultures in Conversation (ENGL 2500)
Approaches to English Studies (ENGL 2999)
Transatlantic Literature (ENGL 3092)
British Romanticism (ENGL 4080)
Literary Theory (ENGL 9000)
Romantic Women Writers (ENGL 9025)
Writing I: Race and Gender in Horror
Writing II: Punk, Style and Rebellion
Gothic Returns: Literature and the Uncanny
Romantic Revolutions: English Radicalism in the 1790s

Background

Ph.D., University of Southern California (English Literature)
M.A., University of Southern California (English Literature)
B.A., summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Tennessee (English)

Romantic Literature and Culture
The Gothic
Radicalism and Revolutionary Culture and Historiography
Transatlantic Culture
Cultural Studies
Psychogeography
The Long Eighteenth Century
Critical Theory
Gender Studies
The Novel
Lyric Poetry
Working-Class and Plebeian Studies

Maritime Radicalism and British Romanticism (book manuscript)
“Mutineers and Rioters: The Significance of Sailors in Gaskell’s North and South.” Under submission to Narrative.