Judith Goldman

Judith Goldman serves as Associate Professor of English and Director of the Poetics Program at the University at Buffalo within the College of Arts and Sciences. Her interdisciplinary work bridges contemporary poetry, sound studies, ecocriticism, and 18th-century literature through both creative and critical scholarship.

Research interests include:

• Contemporary North American and British poetry and poetics
• Sound studies and auditory culture
• Ecocriticism and environmental humanities
• Biopolitics and political theory
• Media studies in post-medium contexts
• Scottish Enlightenment literature

Current projects feature the creative work Civilian Border Patrol (a border novel on bio-piracy) and critical study Medium Envy examining media specificity in digital culture. Recent publications demonstrate sustained engagement with conceptual writing, phenomenology of reading, and ecological representations in contemporary art.

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