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Everyone's talking about that physiognomy article which is so sciency, so I thought I'd show that I too have scientific rigour. Here's a chart I made a couple of years ago that proves that the more of Marvell's poems you read, the greater your Happiness Quotient. #GaysInStem

“History doesn’t repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes.” - Mark Twain #quoteoftheday

during my first semester teaching, a clip from this...masterpiece may well have saved me from being decapitated. R.I.P.

George Oppen. “Save we are / A crowd, a population, those / Born, those not yet dead, the moment’s // Populace”

As true now as it was on 9/1. Be in touch if you're interested!

I've published a book, about what metaphysical poetry (beginning with Donne, and ending with Dickinson) can say about love that philosophy can't: fordhampress.com/9780823294510/…

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happy to have an essay (on Lear and capacity) in the latest MLQ, and glad to get to write (at the end) about disability and my son: read.dukeupress.edu/modern-languag…

my late PhD advisor, Jonathan Goldberg, wearing the sweet "Shakespeare Got to Get Paid, Son" tee that I got him for his birthday one year. He would have been 81 today

this is so good, she’s so good

During a boring after-dinner talk, Empson whispered to the person next to him (I hope audibly): ‘Just shut your eyes and think of buggery’

Handouts, be more like this

All of this one, but especially the end, always takes off the top of my head

I have an essay on King Lear and the Irony of Care in the latest ELH: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/… And Ben Parris has one on Nashe's Terrors of the Night!: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…