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Edward Sugden joined King’s College London in 2013, focusing on nineteenth- and twentieth-century American literature. His research encompasses various themes, including the social function of American literature, its theories of time and space, and the exploration of literary genres. Sugden published 'Emergent Worlds' through New York University Press in 2018 and edited 'Crossings: Nineteenth-Century American Culture' released by Edinburgh University Press in 2022. His current work includes a biography of 'Moby-Dick' and he welcomes PhD candidates interested in American literature from a broad perspective. Sugden's teaching emphasizes the role of literature in shaping perceptions and history, guiding students through diverse literary forms and their connections to society. He actively engages with media and public discourse about literature, participating in programs like BBC Radio 3 and contributing to various publications. His research output includes peer-reviewed chapters and articles exploring complex literary narratives and socio-political themes within American literature.
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