Dr. Greig Henderson

Biography

Greig Henderson is an Associate Professor Emeritus in the Department of English at the University of Toronto. He specializes in Twentieth Century British and American literature, alongside critical theories relevant to the interpretation of narrative. Prof. Henderson's published work includes significant contributions to legal studies through literature, as seen in his co-edited volumes and articles exploring rhetoric and narrative theory. His influential papers examine the intersections of law, desire, and narrative, and he has critically engaged with notable theorists such as Wayne Booth and Kenneth Burke. With a focus on rhetoric, narratology, and law, his scholarship addresses complex thematic elements within literary and critical discourse. He has also authored and edited a range of academic texts that contribute to ongoing conversations in the fields of law and literature. Henderson's research interests reflect a deep engagement with the development of narrative theory and its applications in understanding legal texts and their implications.

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