Department AffiliateEditor, Modern Language QuarterlyProfessor of Comparative Literature206-543-1488mbrown@uw.eduPersonal WebsitePDL B-405Fields of Interest 18th Century 19th Century British History Literature Music British LiteratureContinental LiteratureLiterary HistoryBackground and ExperienceSummaryB.A., Harvard University, 1965M.Phil., Yale University, 1969Ph.D., Yale University, 1972Activities and Interests My books have concerned romanticism and 18th-century literature in Great Britain and Europe, most recently a comparative study of the gothic novel. Focal interests are the relationship of form to ideology and the history of forms and ideas. I work on all major literary genres and also on the German philosophical tradition. A growing area of study is musical form in comparison with literary expression. I also have written essays on major theorists and general essays about criticism and literary history. I intend to return to work on a book mostly about 19th-century European fiction to be called "Fiction and Form." Research Publications, Books Marshall Brown. “The Tooth That Nibbles at the Soul”: Essays on Poetry and Music. University of Washington Press. 2010. Marshall Brown. The Gothic Text. Standord University Press. 2004. Marshall Brown. Turning Points: Essays in the History of Cultural Expressions. Stanford University Press. 1997. Marshall Brown. Preromanticism. Stanford University Press. 1993. Marshall Brown. The Shape of German Romanticism. Cornell University Press. 1979. Research Advised: Graduate Dissertations Ottinger, Aaron. The Role of Geometry in Wordsworth's "Science of Feelings," University of Washington, 2016. Paige Morgan. Haggling With the Muses: Negotiating in 18th Century English Poetry. Dissertation, University of Washington. 2014. Jennifer McCollum. Animation and Reanimation in the Victorian Gothic. Dissertation, University of Washington. 2012. Share: Print PDF
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