Graduate StudentPredoctoral Instructoraduncan1@uw.eduPDL B5-C (Padelford B wing, PL level, room B5C)Office Hours: TTh 1:20-2:20Fields of Interest 20th Century 21st Century Aesthetics Affect American Creative Writing Feminism and Feminist Theory Genre Theory Poetry and Poetics Visual Culture Book ArtsBackground and ExperienceSummaryB.A., Creative Writing, Johns Hopkins University, 2015I am a predoctoral graduate student studying 20-21C American poetry. My own poetry can be found in the Ekphrastic Review, and my poetry reviews in 32 Poems and Bone Bouquet. Research Graduate, Masters Essays Duncan, Anne. "Signs of Life: Redirected Language as Reparative Approach to the American Canon in Hymn for the Black Terrific," MA Essay, Department of English, University of Washington, March 2022. Adviser: Charles LaPorte Publications, Short Stories and Poems Duncan, Anne. "Kith," poem. Permafrost, 2022. Duncan, Anne. "Brooklyn Aubade". The Ekphrastic Review, 2021. Duncan, Anne. "Two Poems: 'At the Mead Art Museum' and 'Springfield Station'." Ekphrasis Magazine, 2021. Projects Duncan, Anne. “Ekphrasis and the Imagination: The Material and Phenomenal Double-Life of Images in Adam Vines’Out of Speech.” How to Do Things with Worlds, Graduate Student Conference, 17 April 2021, Department of English, Indiana University. Publications, Reviews Duncan, Anne. “Pacing the Museum: Review of Out of Speech,” 32 Poems, 2019. Courses Taught Spring 2022 ENGL 111 Y: Composition: Literature Winter 2022 ENGL 111 H: Composition: Literature Autumn 2021 ENGL 111 A4: Composition: Literature Spring 2021 ENGL 131 G: Composition: Exposition Winter 2021 ENGL 131 A8: Composition: Exposition Autumn 2020 ENGL 131 X1: Composition: Exposition
