Juliana Spahr - College of Social Sciences and Humanities

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Professor of English

Mills College

Juliana Spahr is a poet & scholar of 20th c. literature. Her poetry moves between lyricism, explanatory prose, and theoretical discussion. In her most recent book, That Winter The Wolf Came, concerns global struggle, especially those located at the intersection of ecological and economic catastrophe. Previous to this, she has published four full-length collections of poems and two books of prose that might be memoirs. Dr. Spahr’s scholarly work is about literature’s complicated role in political movements.

Related Schools & Departments

English

Education

PhD, State University of New York, Buffalo
BA, Bard College
Contact

j.spahr@northeastern.edu

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