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Elizabeth D. Harvey specializes in early modern literature and the study of emotions, with a focus on historical medicine and medical humanities. Her work also traverses gender studies, literary theory, and psychoanalytic theory. As a retired faculty member and Professor Emeritus, she has received numerous awards and fellowships for her research efforts, including SSHRC research grants and the prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Folger Shakespeare Library. She has made significant contributions to the field, currently completing a book titled 'Anomalous Minds: Reading Anne Carson Otherwise', which explores themes of negative poetics, memory, and dementia while integrating psychoanalytic thought into discussions of Anne Carson's theories. Her published works include several edited volumes and articles on literary theory and early modern texts, reflecting her expertise and engagement with contemporary critical debates.
Department of Sociology