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Marianne Noble

Associate Professor
Literature

  • Professor Noble's teaching and research interests include American literature, culture studies, and gender studies, with a particular emphasis on the construction of sexuality in nineteenth-century American women's literature. She is the author of The Masochistic Pleasures of Sentimental Literature (Princeton UP 2000), which won a Choice Outstanding Book Award. She has recently published articles on gothic and sentimental literature and is currently working on a book entitled Sympathy and the Quest for Genuine Human Contact in American Romanticism.
  • Degrees

    PhD, Columbia University
  • OFFICE

  • CAS - Literature
  • Battelle Tompkins - 214
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Teaching

  • Fall 2009

    • LIT-315 Topics in American Romanticism: Intimacy in Amer Romantic Lit
    • Description
  • Spring 2010

    • LIT-737 Seminar in 19th C. Literature: Melville
    • Description

AU Expert

Area of Expertise: Nineteenth-century American literature; women's studies; authors: Twain, Stowe, Dickinson, Warner, Whitman; sentimental and Gothic literature; fluent in French  

Additional Information: Marianne Noble's teaching and research interests include American literature, culture studies, and gender studies, with a particular emphasis on the construction of sexuality in nineteenth-century American women's literature. She is the author of The Masochistic Pleasures of Sentimental Literature(Princeton University Press, 2000), which won a Choice Outstanding Book Award. She has recently published articles on gothic and sentimental literature and is currently working on a book titled Sympathy and the Quest for Genuine Human Contact in American Romanticism. 

Foreign Language Fluency: French

Media Relations
To request an interview please call AU Media Relations at 202-885-5950 or submit an interview request form.


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