Kyle Schlabach

I am currently working on “Writing Within and Without the Nation,” a study of cosmopolitanism and national identity in nineteenth-century Irish writing.

My research interests include: Irish Studies, nationalist movements, and post-colonial literature.  History of Victorian theatre  and popular entertainment.  Cultural history of travel literature.  Subjectivity and representation in Victorian novels and popular culture.

• ENGL 105: College Writing
• ENGL 204: Expository Writing
• ENGL 307: Speculative Fiction
• ENGL 302: British Literature, 1800-Present
• ENGL 319: English Grammar
• COM 202: Oral Communication
• CORE 181-AW: Writing About Home
• HUM 222: Humanities-Literature and Theatre
• HUM 221: Humanities-Music and Literature

• “‘Sweet to She Who Tries and Tastes Them’: Cosmopolitanism and National Identity in Sydney Owenson’s The Wild Irish Girl.”  Midwest Conference of British Studies, September 23-35 2005.
• “Brian Friel’s Bipolar Disorder in Translations.”  Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Conference, November 7-10, 2002.
• With Jessica Baldanzi.  “What Remains?: (De)composing and (Re)covering American Identity in As I Lay Dying and the Georgia Crematory Scandal.”  Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Conference, November 7-10, 2002.
• “Ireland’s Other Islands.”  American Conference of Irish Studies.  June 30-July 1, 2001.
• “Mr. Arnold Goes to Washington.” Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Conference, November 2-5, 2000.

• With Jessica Baldanzi.  “What Remains?: (De)composing and (Re)covering American Identity in As I Lay Dying and the Georgia Crematory Scandal.”  Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association. Special Issue on Post-Identity. 36.1 (Spring 2003): 38-55.

• Culbertson Award for outstanding teaching, Indiana University Bloomington. 2003.
• Culbertson Award nominee for outstanding teaching, Indiana University Bloomington. 2006.
• Culbertson Award nominee for outstanding teaching, Indiana University Bloomington. 2002.
• Culbertson Award nominee for outstanding teaching, Indiana University Bloomington. 2001.
• Andrew H. Mellon Fellowship in the Humanities Finalist, 1997.

Yoder Public Affairs Lecture committee member

WVPE Advisory Board member