教师简介

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克里斯汀Chaney

Professor of English;
Director of 荣誉项目

电子邮件: cchaney@afroradionetwork.com
电话: 206-281-2409
办公室: 马斯顿 230


教育: BA, MA, PhD, University of Washington
专业: 18th- and 19th-century British literature, Literary and Narrative Theory, Comparative History of Ideas

克里斯汀Chaney grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and still loves many things about her Northern California roots — the landscape of golden hillsides, the world-class education system, the social change in the wind (more Harvey Milk than hippies) — as well as the sports teams that always seemed to win. 

Her college years were spent mostly at the Los Angeles and Berkeley campuses of the University of California, 但博士. Chaney made the northward migration to 西雅图 — and the University of Washington — when she married a Berkeley graduate student who was being recruited to design Boeing airplanes. 后来, after first taking some time to stay home with her two young children, she also completed her master’s and doctoral work at the UW. 现在,博士. Chaney and her husband enjoy the family’s mountain cabin as well as music, 艺术, 和电影, happy that their two grown kids (and new son-in-law) also live nearby. 

Dr. Chaney is also an affiliate faculty member at the University of Washington helping them run an innovative p艺术nership, initially funded by NEH and the PEW Charitable Trusts, to foster connection and promote student learning across the transition from high school to college. 往年, she was assistant director of the UW’s PEW-funded “Preparing Future 教师” program, and helped found the scholarly journal Pedagogy: Critical Approaches to Teaching Literature, Language, Composition, and Culture (Duke University Press). 

Her scholarly interests are wide-ranging, beginning with German Idealist philosophy and extending into higher education pedagogy, Romantic and Victorian literature, and narrative theory. She is currently at work on the topic of narrative ethics for a book manuscript.


Selected 出版物

  • “The Prophet-Poet’s Book.” Victorian Hybridities: Cultural Anxiety and Formal Invention. eds. U.C. Knoepflmacher and Logan D. 褐变. The Johns Hopkins University Press (2010). 
  • “The Intimate Familiar: Essay as Autobiography in Romanticism.”  Romantic Autobiography in England. ed. 尤金Stelzig. Ashgate 出版物. (2009)
  • “Let There Be Light: 信仰 Integration in the Literary Theory Course.” The Word in the English Classroom. Eds. Jamie Dess艺术 and Brad Gambill. Abilene Christian Press (2009).
  • “ The Prophet-Poet’s Book”  SEL: Studies in English Literature. Special issue editor, U.C. Knoepflmacher. The Johns Hopkins University Press. 卷. 48. No. 4. 2008年秋. 791-799.
  • “The Rhetorical Strategies of ‘Turbulent Emotions:’ Wollstonecraft’s 瑞典的信件.” The Journal of Narrative Theory. 特殊的问题. Eds. Ingrid Geerken and Jeffrey Pence. 卷. 34. No. 3. Eastern Michigan University Press. 2005年秋季. 277-303.
  • “甜蜜的梦想.” Pedagogy: Critical Approaches to Teaching Literature, Language, Composition, and Culture. 4.1. 2004年冬. 155-160.