About
Judith Ruderman holds the title of Visiting Professor at Duke University's English department, continuing to teach literature seminars annually since 1989. She retired from her roles as Vice Provost and Adjunct Professor of English in 2009 but remains active in academia. Her research explores D. H. Lawrence's works and Jewish-American literature, with a current focus on 'passing strategies' within Jewish-American cultural narratives.
Her academic contributions span over three decades, blending literary analysis with cultural studies. While no specific grants or lab affiliations are noted, her scholarly focus remains on 20th-century literature and identity themes.
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