How have biological theories of the last century given rise to new ideas about literature and its place in evolution?
Omri Moses
- Associate Professor
- Department of English
- literary modernism4
- vitalist psychology
- selfhood10
- character development2
- evolutionary biology12
- aesthetics22
- ethics15
- philosophy of biology4
- literary theory7
- psychic life
- emotions10
- affect11
- philosophy of science16
- neuroscience40
- literature35
- Henry James2
- Bergson2
- Charles Darwin2
- science and literature3
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Valérie de Courville Nicol
subjectivity, emotions, representation
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Stephen Ross
poetry, modernism, American literature
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Nicola Nixon
American literature, detective fiction, American gothic
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David Morris
phenomenology, Hegel, movement
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Matthew Barker
philosophy of biology, philosophy of science, categorization
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Alan Bale
semantics, representation of concepts, meaning
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Geneviève Sicotte
literature, food studies, gastronomy
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Sherry Simon
cities, cultural translation, cosmopolitanism
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Andrea Falcon
Aristotle, ancient philosophy, history of science
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Meredith Evans
Renaissance literature, Shakespeare, Milton
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Shimon Amir
circadian rhythms, neurophysiology, synchrony
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Cynthia Quarrie
British literature, contemporary literature, ethics
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Katharina Nieswandt
ethics, virtue ethics, G. E. M. Anscombe
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Beverley Best
capitalism, political economy, globalization
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Sabine Bergler
affect, artificial intelligence, computational linguistics
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Michael Conway
selfhood, subjectivity, agency
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Andreas Arvanitogiannis
neural basis of motivation/reward, dependence-inducing drugs, stimulant drugs
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André Roy
literature, cinema, criticism
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Anthony Synnott
masculinities, senses, gender and sexuality
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Kristina Huneault
selfhood, meaning, subjectivity
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Mary Esteve
American literature, post-WWII, literary realism
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Benoit Léger
history of translation, Desfontaines and Voltaire, Madame de Rochmondet
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Roberto Viereck Salinas
colonialism, Latin America, contemporary poetry
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Bradley J. Nelson
Hispanic literature and culture, social impacts of technology, history of science
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Danielle Bobker
British literature, 18th century, Restoration
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Lucie Lequin
Quebec literature, ethnocultural diversity, women's writing
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Gad Saad
evolutionary psychology, consumer behavior, Charles Darwin
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Sylvain David
contemporary French literature, art of the novel, 20th century French literature
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Brandiff Caron
philosophy of technology, social impacts of technology, engineering education
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David Waddington
John Dewey, philosophy of education, citizenship
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Nathan Brown
poetry, poetics, critical theory
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Bina Freiwald
autobiography, subjectivity, women's writing