Amanda Klinger specializes in literature of the Romantic period with a broader interest in British literature of the long 18th and 19th centuries. She particularly studies representations of urban life, spectacle, consumer culture, empire, and cultures of sensibility. Amanda is currently working on a project that considers connections between urban walking, spectacle, and nervous sensibility in early nineteenth-century London. She is also working with other FYC Assistant Teaching Professors on articles related to writing program administration.
Amanda teaches Principles of Composition I and II, Writing for the Health Professions, and Technical Writing for the First-Year Composition program. She also serves as the Associate Director of First-Year Composition.
“The Violence of Enlightenment in William Blake’s Visions of the Daughters of Albion,” Nineteenth Century Studies, Volume 28, 2018.
