Daniel T Kasper

Dr. Daniel T Kasper is a Lecturer in the Department of English and affiliated with the Women's and Gender Studies program at The University of Texas at Arlington. His research focuses on Gothic literature, queer theory, and feminist criticism, with notable work on Shirley Jackson and LGBTQIA+ literature.

Education:

• PhD in English, University of Arizona (2019)
• MA in English, University of Alberta (2013)
• BA in English, Southern Arkansas University of Technology (2012)

Teaching spans foundational courses like Rhetoric and Composition I/II, American/British literature surveys, and specialized topics such as LGBTQIA+ Literature and Writing About Film. He has designed syllabi for over 30 courses since 2019.

Service includes reviewing for American Gothic Studies and roles in the Society for the Study of the American Gothic. Presentations include panels on Carmilla Vibbes (2023) and Gothic ethics in world literature (2023).

Publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to Gothic studies, queer theory, and feminist reinterpretations of canonical texts.