Professor Emeritustlock@uw.edu Fields of Interest 18th Century British Literature RestorationBackground and ExperienceSummaryB.A., Rice University, 1964Ph.D., Rice University, 1967Activities and Interests My main research and teaching field is Restoration and eighteenth-century British literature, including the rise of the novel, theater history, periodical journalism, and print history. Recent teaching in other areas: contemporary British fiction, representations of class and criminality, early modern French and English epistolary novels, Jane Austen. I am part of the Textual Studies Program faculty. Current scholarship: a book entitled Lowlife: Representations of Social Inferiority in Britain, 1660-1830, and a volume on The Life of Jonathan Swift for the Blackwell “Critical Biography” series. I was appointed as the UW faculty Katz Distinguished Lecturer for 2014-15. Research Publications, Book Chapters Thomas Lockwood. “Henry Fielding: The Comic Epic in Prose.” The Cambridge Companion to European Novelists. Ed. Mchael Bell. Cambridge University Press. 2012. Thomas Lockwood. “Shamela.” The Cambridge Companion to Henry Fielding. Ed. Claude Rawson. Cambridge University Press. 2007. Publications, Books Thomas Lockwood. Henry Fielding. Plays. Volume 3, 1734-1742, Editor. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 2011. Thomas Lockwood. Henry Fielding. Plays. Volume 2, 1731-1734, Editor. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 2007. Thomas Lockwood. Henry Fielding. Plays. Volume 1, 1728-1731, Editor. Clarendon Press, Oxford. 2004. Research Advised: Graduate Dissertations Gage, Justin C. The Tame Bear: Modern Military Discipline in Defoe and Smollett. 2011. University of Washington, PhD dissertation. Courses Taught Winter 2015 ENGL 494 A: Honors Seminar Spring 2014 ENGL 327 A: English Literature: Restoration And Early Eighteenth Century Winter 2014 ENGL 524 A: Restoration And Eighteenth-Century Literature: Restoration & 18th c. Literature Autumn 2013 ENGL 212 A: Literature, 1700-1900 ENGL 333 B: English Novel: Early And Middle Nineteenth Century News Related News Faculty Notes Aug 12, 2015 Retirements - Tom Lockwood May 2, 2015 Share: Print PDF