Industrial Gothic: Landscapes of Labor in Conan Doyle's Valley of Fear
Suggested Citation
Casey Jarrin. "Industrial Gothic: Landscapes of Labor in Conan Doyle's Valley of Fear" Gothic Studies Association.. May. 2004.
Expertise
- 20th-Century British and Irish literature/film; transatlantic modernism
- Diasporic Irish studies and immigration history; Gaelic revival and Irish language
- British cultural studies and youth subcultures
- Anglophone post-colonial literature and theory
- Comparative film studies and genre theory (film noir, transnational gangster cinema, horror genre, British/French New Wave)
- Postwar visual and popular culture
- Prison, criminal, and confessional literature
- Dystopian and apocalyptic literature
- Dystopian and apocalyptic literature
Courses/Seminars
- 20th-Century British and Irish Modernisms: Alienation and Apocalypse
- Representing Violence: Anglophone Fiction and Film
- Film Studies: Gangster Cinema, 1930s-Present
- 20th C British Novel: Diasporic London
Honors & Awards
- National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship: UCLA, Clark Library
- Foreign Language and Area Studies Grants, Irish-Gaelic language study: University of California-Berkeley; University of Ireland-Galway