Associate Professor206-543-2286jtknight@uw.eduPersonal WebsitePDL A-417Office Hours: Not TeachingFields of Interest Literature Renaissance Shakespeare Textual Studies History of the BookBackground and ExperienceSummaryM.Phil., University of Cambridge, 2007Ph.D., Northwestern University, 2009Areas of Specialization Renaissance Literature, Shakespeare, History of the Book, Textual Studies Research Publications, Books Jeffrey Todd Knight. Bound to Read: Compilations, Collections, and the Making of Renaissance Literature. University of Pennsylvania Press. 2013. Publications, Essays and Articles Jeffrey Todd Knight. “Curatorial Readings: George Herbert’s The Temple, Quintus Curtius, and their Context.” Huntington Library Quarterly 74:4 (2011), 575-98. Jeffrey Todd Knight. “Invisible Ink: A Note on Ghost Images in Early Printed Publications; Books.” Textual Cultures 5:2 (2010): 53-62. Jeffrey Todd Knight. “‘Furnished for Action:’: Renaissance Publications; Books as Furniture.” Book History 12 (2009): 37-73. Jeffrey Todd Knight. “Making Shakespeare’s Publications; Books: Assembly and Intertextuality in the Archives.” Shakespeare Quarterly 60:3 (2009): 304-340. Research Advised: Undergraduate Symposia Sarah Poppe, "Circles within Circles: George Herbert’s Poems around Poems, ad infinitum," 2012. Courses Taught Autumn 2018 ENGL 506 A: Modern And Contemporary Critical Theory: Introduction to Grad Studies Winter 2018 ENGL 501 A: Textual Theory Autumn 2017 ENGL 324 A: Shakespeare After 1603 Spring 2017 ENGL 324 A: Shakespeare After 1603 Winter 2017 ENGL 266 A: Literature And Technology Spring 2016 ENGL 266 A: Introduction To Textual And Digital Studies: The Book: Life and Death of a Literary Technology Winter 2016 ENGL 494 A: Honors Seminar: Shakespeare's Sonnets ENGL 494 A: Honors Seminar Spring 2015 ENGL 504 A: Digital Literary And Textual Studies: Colloquium in Digital Culture & the Digital Humanities (w/C. Lit 554) Winter 2015 ENGL 323 A: Shakespeare To 1603 ENGL 503 A: Studies In Print Culture And Publication: Print Culture and Publication Autumn 2014 ENGL 200 J: Reading Literary Forms ENGL 322 A: English Literature: The Elizabethan Age: Book Culture in the Age of Shakespeare Spring 2014 ENGL 324 A: Shakespeare After 1603 Autumn 2013 ENGL 200 J: Reading Literary Forms ENGL 323 A: Shakespeare To 1603 ENGL 593 B: Textual Criticism News Related News Faculty and Staff Notes Nov 17, 2017 Two English Department Faculty and a Doctoral Candidate Win Fellowships Jan 18, 2017 First Folio! The Book That Gave Us Shakespeare Mar 16, 2016 Emerging Directions and Continuing Traditions in the English Department May 6, 2015 Faculty Notes Dec 13, 2013 Share: Print PDF
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