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Philip Fisher is the Felice Crowl Reid Professor in the Department of English at Harvard University. He is known for his scholarship on the American and English novel, as well as cultural theory and modernism. His work often intersects with American art and examines the impact of cultural institutions on literature. Fisher has published several influential works, including 'Vehement Passions' (2002) and 'Creative Destruction' (1998-99), and is recognized for his contributions to narrative and game theory. His research interests include the philosophy of literature and the nuances of narrative theory in the context of cultural narratives. Fisher's teaching has included a focus on the evolution of the American novel and its place within broader cultural frameworks. He has served in various academic roles and continues to be an influential figure in literary studies.
Administered by the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS).