Research Statement

i study how racial capitalism, white supremacy & settler colonialism shape cultural performance in the United States, past & present.

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Publications

Journal Articles

"Shakespeare's Racial Destiny: Tragic Whiteness and the Spirit-Savage Binary in Edwin Booth's Hamlet and Othello." Journal of the Wooden O, Southern Utah Press (2023)

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Conferences & Presentations

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Conferences

“God speed thy learning, monster!”: White Liberal Education as Afterlife of Racial Slavery. Modern Language Association, San Francisco, January 5-8, 2023

“God speed thy learning, monster!”: Bestial Humanity and the Racial Pasts of Progress in Caliban by the Yellow Sands Pacific Ancient & Modern Language Association, Las Vegas, November 11-14, 2021

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“Ling Anderson: Performing Asian Homo(ethno)nationalism on the Alt-Right” Association of Comparative Literature, Los Angeles, March 29-April 1, 2018

Research Presentations

ENGL 491: Guest lecture on Caliban by the Yellow Sands (1916), Professor Joseph Boone, Department of English, University of Southern California, March 22, 2021

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First Chapter Symposium: "'Less than Kind': Disgust, Political Phenomenology, and the Refinement of Humankinds in Edwin Booth's Hamlet and Othello." Department of English, University of Southern California, December 6, 2019

Awards & Fellowships

Graduate School Fellowship for Continuing Students (August 2023—May 2024)

USC Graduate School. ($35,000)

Graduate School Summer Research and Writing Grant (Summer 2023)

USC Graduate School. ($2000)

Gold Family Graduate Fellowship (Summer 2022)

USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences. ($5000)

Dornsife/Graduate School Ph.D. Fellowship in the Humanities. (August 2016—May 2021)

University of Southern California. ($2,500 added to yearly stipend)

Van Keuren Award for an Outstanding Graduating Senior (May 2015)

Department of English, University of Illinois at Chicago. ($250)

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