Dennis Todd
Title
Professor
Department
Department of English
General profile
Phone
+1 202-687-7408
Fax
202-687-5445
Location
418 New North
Office hours
Spring 2013: M/Th 12:30-1:30
Bio
Dennis Todd is an Associate Professor of English. He is an expert in Eighteenth-century (18th) American and British literature and culture; Defoe, Swift and Pope; and European encounters with New World cultures.
Todd earned his Ph.D. from Emory University and B.A. from the University of California at Riverside.
Selected Publications Todd has written include: Imagining Monsters (1995) and Eighteenth-Centure Genre and Culture (editor); articles on Pope, Swift, Hogarth, Arbuthnot, and early science.
Todd is currently working on a project on Defoe's novels and indentured servitude in America.
Todd earned his Ph.D. from Emory University and B.A. from the University of California at Riverside.
Selected Publications Todd has written include: Imagining Monsters (1995) and Eighteenth-Centure Genre and Culture (editor); articles on Pope, Swift, Hogarth, Arbuthnot, and early science.
Todd is currently working on a project on Defoe's novels and indentured servitude in America.
Education
- Ph.D. () Emory University,
- B.A. () University of California at Riverside,
