Research

Lisa Hager's logo

As a literary scholar, I focus primarily on nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century British literature and culture, and I also have a background in eighteenth-century British literature and the digital humanities.

As a scholar of teaching and learning, I am dedicated to in these subject areas as well as composition and rhetoric, with an emphasis on technology-based pedagogies. For me, my diverse research and teaching agendas coalesce around issues of agency and power. I am especially fascinated by how these issues shape both the literatures we teach and study as well as our lives outside the classroom and the library.

 
Curriculum Vitae
Full Version (slightly out-of-date) / PDF (most up-to-date)
One Page Version (slightly out-of-date / PDF (most up-to-date)
 
Current Work
Steam Punk, Second Life, and Magnetics of the New Woman
 
Hypertext Essays
Serial Essay - This hypertext essay was written as part of Julian Wolfreys' graduate seminar on Derrida and Cixous. I choose hypertext as the medium in which to write this essay in order to enact the unfinished-ness and connectivity of both Derrida and Cixous's work. This essay seeks to allow for the event at every moment by allowing the reader join with the author in constructing the text.
   
Shut Open Out - This essay responds to Shelley Jackson's hypertext work Patchwork Girl; or, a Modern Monster by Mary/Shelley & Herself.
   
The Labyrinth - In this essay, Julie Sinn and I respond rather unusually to Jack Kolb's hypertext essay Socrates in the Labyrinth.
   
   
 

 



|| Home || Research || Teaching || Other ||