Rebecca.Romanow - UMass Boston

Rebecca Romanow

Department:

English

Title:

Senior Lecturer II

Location:

Wheatley Hall Floor 06

PhD, University of Rhode Island

The Postcolonial Body in Queer Space and Time. Cambridge Scholars Press, Cambridge, England, August, 2006. (Paperback release, Fall, 2008).
“Refusing Migrant Subjectivity: Alternative Time and Space in Hanif Kureishi’s The Buddha of Suburbia.” Indiscretions: At the Intersection of Queer and Postcolonial Theory. Ed. Murat Aydemir. Thamyris/Intersecting: Place, Sex, and 'Race'. Series Ed. Ernst van Alphen. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi. (July, 2011).
“Turtles Can Fly: Invasion, Influence and Inevitability Along the Frontier.” Projecting Words, Writing Images: Intersections of the Literary and the Visual in American Cultural Practice. Ed. Mark Paryz and John R. Leo. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press. (forthcoming, October, 2011).
“But...Can the Subaltern Sing?” republished by invitation in Subaltern Studies, April, 2008.
But...Can the Subaltern Sing?” Journal of Comparative Literature and Culture. CLC Webjournal. July, 2005.
“Kielen poispyyhkiminen rockmusiikin globalisoitumisessa Sigur Rós ja hopelandicin poliittisuus” (“The Erasure of Language in the Globalization of Rock Music: Sigur Ros and the Politics of Hopelandic”). Trans. Mikko Jakonen. Megafoni (Finland). 19 Nov 2003.
“The Erasure of Language in the Globalization of Rock Music: Sigur Ros and the Politics of Hopelandic.” Politics and Culture (2003). Vol. 3 July, 2003.

March, 2013: “Participatory Culture and Fan Fiction: Literature From iPhones and Twitter.”
2013: “Facebook Fiction, Twitter Literature, and the Cellphone Novel Roundtable." Northeastern MLA, Boston, MA.
September, 2011: Projecting Words, Writing Images. Read/Write Series. University of Rhode Island. (Invited)
April, 2011: “The End of the Bush Years and the Films of 2007: Powerlessness, Plague, and Politics.” Cinema and Demos. Northeastern Modern Language Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA
October, 2010: “History of Indian Film.” Guest Lecture. University of Rhode Island.
September, 2010: “Turtles Can Fly: Invasion, Influence and Inevitability Along the Frontier.” Guest Lecture (twice). University of Rhode Island.