Anne Marcoline, Ph.D.

Biography

Anne Marcoline received her doctorate in comparative literature from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Her research and teaching areas include European romanticism, word-music relations, aesthetics, and feminist studies. Her current research offers a feminist reading of the figure of the musician in literature by E.T.A. Hoffmann and George Sand; her broader teaching and research interests include works by women writers, women's autobiography and life-writing, and feminist care ethics.

Dr. Marcoline also contributes to women's studies education at UHCL. She came to women's studies by way of a commitment to feminist pedagogy and with an interest in the interdisciplinary study of gender dynamics, including questions of power, privilege, and voice.