Research Statement

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

Research Statement

"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)

MLA Tempest Presentation: "God speed thy learning, monster!"

“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

PAMLA Caliban Prez - "God speed thy learning, monster!"

Ling Anderson ACLA

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

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

Caliban Prez for ENG 491 Boone

First Chapter Symposium Presentation on Booth

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

USC Graduate School. ($35,000)

USC Graduate School. ($2000)

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)

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

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