Professor Andrew Hook FBA

English Language and Literature; American Literature, USA, Canada and/or Mexico
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Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2002
Year of death
2024
Subjects
Literature

Last post

University of Glasgow Bradley Professor Emeritus of English Literature

Past appointments

University of Glasgow Bradley Professor of English Literature

1979 - 1998

University of Glasgow Bradley Professor Emeritus of English Literature, University of Glasgow

1979 - 1998

University of Glasgow Bradley Professor Emeritus of English Literature, University of Glasgow

1979 - 1998

University of Glasgow Bradley Professor Emeritus of English Literature, University of Glasgow

1979 - 1998

University of Aberdeen Senior Lecturer in English

1971 - 1979

University of Edinburgh Lecturer in American Literature

1963 - 1973

Publications

Francis Jeffrey's American Journal 1813 2011

The Glasgow Enlightenment 1995

History of Scottish Literature 1660-1800 1987

Scotland and America 1750-1835 1975, 2008

American Literature in context 1865-1900 1983

From Goosecreek to Gandercleugh: studies in Scottish-American literary and cultural history 1999

F Scott Fitzgerald: A Literary Life 2002

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Neil Lazarus FBA

Postcolonial literary studies; modernisation, modernity, modernism; critical social theory, sociology of literature; the questions of 'world literature' and comparative literary studies; more broadly, modern literature (1850 to the present)

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Professor Sharon Monteith FBA

American literature, history and culture encompassing film, media and memory, with particular focus on activism and social justice in the U.S. South, the civil rights movement and African American freedom struggle

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Professor Jim Reed FBA

German, Dutch and Scandanavian Languages and Literatures

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