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Forrest Gander is an accomplished author and Professor Emeritus of Literary Arts at Brown University. He holds degrees in geology and English literature, and is known for his extensive contributions to poetry, fiction, and essays that defy easy categorization. Gander's work often explores themes of identity and the complexities of language as it interacts with cultural experiences. He is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author for his collection 'Be with' and has been recognized with numerous accolades, including fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Library of Congress. Gander's translations of Hispanic literature and his editorial work for anthologies reflect his dedication to the genre, enriching the literary dialogue between cultures. His recognition as a United States Artists Rockefeller Fellow attests to his impact on contemporary literature. Gander’s research interests span ecological literature, language, and the ethical implications of artistic expression, focusing on the relationship between individuals and their environments through both personal and broader societal lenses.
Department: Department of Economics