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Biography and Education. Whitney S. May, MA, is a lecturer for the Department of English at Texas State University and a doctoral student in the American Studies program at the University of Texas. Her primary research interests include the Gothic and nineteenth-century horror literature, as well as depictions of the carnivalesque in horror ...
Professor May is the best Professor I have had so fat at Txst and I would 10000% take her course again. She goes out of her way to make her lectures fun and interesting, you just need to participate. Gives good feedback Hilarious Amazing lectures
Ms. Whitney May MayWhitney Lecturer Email: wm1104@txstate.edu. LAMP 304 (512) 245-6211 Specializations: Horror, The Gothic, Edgar Allan Poe, Carnivals and Circuses ...
Dr. Goldstone is the director of the African American Studies minors and teaches both required courses; AAS 2310: Intro to African American Studies and AAS 4320: Global Perspectives on the African Diaspora. Phone: 512.245.2142. Email: dwonna.goldstone@txstate.edu. Specialties: African American history and culture.
May 15, 2024 · Whitney May’s essay, “Gol o Bolbol Go Viral: Iranian Protest Songs in the Age of Social Media,” appears on PopMatters. On October 30th, Whitney May gave an invited address at SUNY Old Westbury’s annual horror conference. This talk was over Pennywise’s literary origins and the future of insurgent clowning at political protests.
May, W. S. (2020, September). Review of Tiya Miles, Tales from the Haunted South: Dark Tourism and Memories of Slavery from the Civil War Era. E3W: Ethnic and Third World Literatures. Austin, TX, United States: University of Texas.
Sep 17, 2018 · Whitney May’s “Through the Cheval-Glass: The Doppelgänger and Temporal Modernist Terror in *The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde*” has been...
