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| Matthew S. Buckley |
| Associate Professor of English |
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Contact Information |
| Office: |
Murray Hall, 006 |
| Campus: |
College Ave, New Brunswick |
| Email: |
matthew.buckley@rutgers.edu |
| Telephone: |
(732) 932-7424 |
| Office Hours: |
Wednesdays 4:15-5:30 p.m.
and by appointment |
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| Specialization |
Website(s) |
| History of drama and theatre, visual and urban culture, media and genre studies |
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/%7Ebuckley/ |
| Biography |
A.B., Princeton; Ph.D., Columbia
Professor Matthew Buckley specializes in early modern and modern drama and theatre. His work focuses on the drama’s historical relations to media and political revolutions, mass culture and modern identity. His first book, Tragedy Walks the Streets (2006, Johns Hopkins University Press), is a study of the theatrical political culture of the French Revolutionary period and its role in the emergence of modern dramatic form. He has published on melodrama and media in Victorian Studies and has an article on Coleridge and Revolutionary news forthcoming in Studies in Romanticism. He is currently working on projects that explore nineteenth-century drama’s responses to the rise of mass media and seventeenth-century theatre’s changing conceptions of embodied representation. |
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| Undergraduate Courses Taught |
Graduate Courses Taught |
Introduction to Dramatic Literature
Modern Drama
American Drama
Restoration and Eighteen-Century Drama
The Dramatic Revolution (18th-19th Century)
City, Stage, and Court (16th-18th Century)
The Dramatic and Visual Avant-Garde (19th-20th Century) |
Theatre and Revolution
Spectacle, Spectatorship, and the Urban Subject
Drama and Modernity |
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