Robert Faggen

Robert Faggen is the Barton Evans and H. Andrea Neves Professor of Literature, with a focus on American and Eastern European literature, the intersection of science and literature, and historical contexts of literary works. His work bridges disciplines such as literary criticism, poetry analysis, and cultural studies.

Education:

• A.B., Princeton University
• A.M., Harvard University
• Ph.D., Harvard University

Scientific Awards:

• Guggenheim Fellow
• NEH Fellow
• Graves Fellow

Research and Publications reflect his interdisciplinary approach, including co-editing The Letters of Robert Frost and authoring The Notebooks of Robert Frost (2007), Robert Frost and the Challenge of Darwin (2001), and The Cambridge Companion to Robert Frost (2001). His editorial and critical work extends to authors like Ken Kesey, Edwin Arlington Robinson, and poets from Eastern Europe and Ireland.