Professor of English
B.A. Davidson
Ph. D. Emory

Office:  Carolina Inn 202A  Ext:  2577
email: Randy Ingram

Professor Randy Ingram specializes in early modern English literature.  His scholarly work addresses the conditions of producing and consuming early modern poetry, particularly how seventeenth-century poets configured their first books for a changing literary market.  Currently serving as Director of the Humanities Program, Professor Ingram is also interested in interdisciplinary approaches to cultural works.  

Courses recently taught:

• British Literature to 1800
• Shakespeare
• Milton
• Medieval and Renaissance Masculinities
• Medieval and Renaissance Literature and Material Culture
• Renaissance Revenge
• Thinking about Things:  Shelter, Clothing, and Food
  (senior colloquium with Gail Gibson and Annie Ingram)
• The Western Tradition:  The Renaissance to the Eighteenth Century
• Tradition and Originality, 1660-1900
• ENG 495, Literary Monsters
• Writing Criticism

Courses for Fall 2011:
ENG 220, Literary Analysis