Faculty working in Literature and Political Philosophy
Julie Gaillard
Assistant Professor
Ciro Incoronato
Assistant Professor
Marcus Keller
Associate Professor
Emanuel Rota
Associate Professor, Program Advisor for Italian Studies
Graduate students working in Literature and Political Philosophy
Soraya Cipolla
PhD Candidate, Teaching Assistant
Aisha (Sasha) Craig
Ph.D. Student, Teaching Assistant
Amelia Reggi
PhD Candidate, SLCL Dissertation Completion Fellow
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