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Vaughn Rasberry studies African American and African Diaspora literature, twentieth-century American fiction, postcolonial theory, and philosophical theories of modernity.
Vaughn Rasberry studies African American literature, global Cold War culture, the European Enlightenment and its critics, postcolonial theory, and philosophical theories of modernity.
Vaughn Rasberry (he/him) is Associate Professor of English and Associate Vice Provost for Graduate Education at Stanford University. In the English Department, he teaches African Diaspora literature alongside philosophical theories of modernity.
Vaughn Rasberry studies African American literature, global Cold War culture, the European Enlightenment and its critics, postcolonial theory, and philosophical theories of modernity.
Vaughn Rasberry is an associate professor of English at Stanford University, where he teaches in collaboration with the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. His teaching and research focus on African American literature, postcolonial theory, and philosophical theories of modernity.
Vaughn Rasberry Stanford University Department of English Building 460 Stanford, CA 94305. gvr2@stanford.edu. Academic Appointment: Stanford University, Assistant Professor, Department of English in collaboration with the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, July 2010-present.
Vaughn Rasberry studies African American literature, global Cold War culture, the European Enlightenment and its critics, postcolonial theory, and philosophical theories of modernity.
