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Deborah Clarke is. Associate Professor of English and Women's Studies and Director of the American Studies Program at Penn State University. Her first book was Robbing the. Mother: Women in Faulkner, and she is currently working. on a book project tentatively. titled Women on Wheels: Literary and Cultural. Automobility in 20th Century. America.
DOMESTICATING THE CAR: WOMEN'S ROAD TRIPS Deborah Clarke The Pennsylvania State University Women's literature from Jane Austen to Virginia Woolf is mostly a literature about waiting, and usually waiting for love. Denied the freedom to roam outside themselves, women turned inward, into their emotions. . . .
Apr 17, 2013 · Deborah Clarke, professor of English, has been named the associate dean of faculty in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University. In her new position, Clarke will serve as the administrative officer responsible for recruitment, retention, diversity and faculty development for the college.
The Graduate Insider. Vice Provost Deborah Clarke to speak at Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards. Providing strong mentorship is one of the most lasting, impactful ways faculty can support and empower their graduate students and postdoctoral scholars.
Deborah Clarke. Vice Provost & Professor. Professor, Religion and Conflict, Center for the Study of. Professor, English. Vice Provost & Professor, Executive Vice President and Provost, Office of the (EVPP) h-index. 73. Citations. 2. h-index. 2004 2020. Research activity per year. Overview. Fingerprint. Network. Scholarly Works (10) Grants (1)
Deborah Clarke argues that issues critical to twentieth-century American society-technology, mobility, domesticity, and agency-are repeatedly articulated through women's relationships with cars.
Professor of English. Arizona State University. Professor of English. Penn State University. 1988 - 2008 20 years. Education. Yale University. PhD English. 1979 - 1984. University of Michigan. BA....
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