Arizona State University
Department of English
Box 870302
Tempe, AZ 85287-0302
480.965.3168
Main Office Location:
G. Homer Durham Language and Literature Building - LL 542
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Steve Farmer
Lecturer
PhD, University of Kansas |
LL 545D
Phone: (480) 965-7998
E-mail: Steve.Farmer@asu.edu |
My research and teaching interests are focused on Nineteenth-Century British literature, particularly Victorian fiction, though my teaching responsibilities at ASU have provided me the opportunity to teach a variety of survey courses, both British and American literature, as well as courses in literary and cultural theory.
I have edited Broadview Press scholarly editions of two Wilkie Collins novels: his masterpiece of early detective fiction, The Moonstone (1868), and his late-century anti-vivisectionist tale, Heart and Science (1886). In addition to my work with Collins, I am interested in fin de siècle “New Woman” fiction and have edited a Broadview Press scholarly edition of Ella Hepworth Dixon’s novel The Story of a Modern Woman (1894).
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