Bridgitte Arnold
Graduate Teaching Assistant

Carlisle Hall - Rm 206
(ph): 817.272.1043

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Education:

ABD University of Texas, Arlington
M.A. Southern Connecticut State University, 2002
B.A. Evangel University, 2000

 

Current Research:

Current research is in feminist issues of place and space, particularly material feminism, in American women authored utopian fiction from 1920-1960.  This study examines a number of often unstudied texts to explore how this period bridges the feminist processes of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to the feminist movement of the 1970s. 

 

Recent Publications:

‘It Began This Way’: The Synonymy of Cartography and Writing as Utopian Cognitive Mapping in Herland.” Utopian Studies (Vol.17, 2006).

“Louise Meriwether” chapter of The Encyclopedia of African-American Women Writers (2006).


 

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