Charles Carroll

Charles Durning Carroll did undergraduate work in philosophy at Vassar College in New York State, took a Master's in Creative Writing from Emerson College in Boston and an MBA from Boston University. He finished his PhD in 2009 at the City University of New York with a dissertation on rhetoric in the long eighteenth century. He is currently an adjunct instructor at Fairleigh Dickinson University – Vancouver.

His research interests are in popular rhetoric, political theory, and representations of the self in 18th-century British literature (including Romanticism), with particular interests in the works of Milton and Jane Austen.

Territories New: How the Novel Began

Previously taught:

Rogues, Cads, and Scoundrels: Jane Austen’s Literary Scamps