Jeremy Glick

Jeremy Matthew Glick is a Professor of African Diaspora Literature and Modern Drama at Hunter College's Department of English. He edits Situations: A Journal of the Radical Imagination and researches revolutionary aesthetics in global literature.

Research Focus: Examines the Haitian Revolution's influence on political thought, African diasporic literature, and theories of insurgency across works by authors like C.L.R. James and Aimé Césaire.

Awards:

• Nicolas Guillen Philosophical Literature Prize (2016)

Publications: Authored 'The Black Radical Tragic' (2016), analyzing liberation movements through performance and political theory.