Jeffrey R. Wilson is a faculty member in the Writing Program at Harvard University, where he teaches the Why Shakespeare? section of the University's first-year writing course. Focused on intersections of Renaissance literature and modern sociology, his work has appeared in academic journals such as Shakespeare, Law and the Humanities, and Crime, Media, Culture, as well as public venues such as National Public Radio, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Academe, The Smart Set, CounterPunch, and Shakespeare and Contemporary Theory. He received his Ph.D. in English from the University of California, Irvine.
Jeffrey R. Wilson
Preceptor in Expository Writing
Harvard College Writing Program
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And Iman Lavery (@iman_lavery) wrote about "What Shakespeare Can Tell Us About School Shootings” for @PublicSeminar, showing toxic masculinity to be at the center of Othello, its modern adaptations, and school shootings in the US. t.co/Jbi0FM2KOy
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Gary Taylor published a painful and powerful reflection, “The Death of an English Major,” in @TB_Times, using King Lear to wrestle with the emotions and explain the logic of gun violence. t.co/h8obEJspyz