Mark S. Graybill, Widener University
Professor
Chester, Pennsylvania
msgraybill@widener.edu
Office:
(610) 499-1008
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Bio/Research
Dr. Graybill’s primary area of expertise is American literature, including early American (before 1850), modern (1914-1945), and contemporary and postmodern (1945-present). He teaches a variety of special topics courses, including Southern Literature and African-American Literature. His recent sc...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Graybill’s primary area of expertise is American literature, including early American (before 1850), modern (1914-1945), and contemporary and postmodern (1945-present). He teaches a variety of special topics courses, including Southern Literature and African-American Literature. His recent scholarly activities include a book chapter on hypermasculinity and sport in James Dickey’s novel Deliverance, an encyclopedia entry on Benjamin Franklin’s “Letter of Advice to a Young Man on Choosing a Mistress,” and a conference presentation on reading Flannery O’Connor after 9/11.
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