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Lawrence K. Stanley is a Teaching Professor at Brown University, specializing in English and narrative theory. His research focuses on the intersection of rhetorical theory and composition, exploring how linguistic theory and literary philosophy address aesthetic cognition. With an emphasis on creative nonfiction and fiction, Stanley investigates the structures that connect poetry, fiction, and nonfiction narratives, aiming to understand the choices writers make in arranging their words. His teaching encompasses a variety of courses, including critical reading and writing, the introduction to creative nonfiction, and literature-oriented writing classes. He has been recognized for his contributions to teaching and learning at Brown with the Harriet W. Sheridan Award.
Department: Department of Economics