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Clifford Marks is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Wyoming's Department of English. His research focuses on Comics and Graphic Novels, British and American Romanticism, Victorian literature, Holocaust studies, the Bible as literature, film, and eco-criticism. He explores ethical dimensions of literature and the intersection of philosophy with literary theory. Recently, he has engaged with environmental literary studies.
Education:
- Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo
- M.A., State University of New York at Buffalo
- A.B., University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Research Interests: Professor Marks examines interdisciplinary themes such as narrative ethics in graphic novels (e.g., Persepolis), Holocaust representation in film (Schindler’s List), and the spiritual dimensions of Victorian literature (Daniel Deronda). His eco-criticism work analyzes ecological frameworks in Romantic-era texts like The Triumph of Life.
Awards/Publications: While no explicit awards are listed, his recent publications include analyses of graphic novels, Holocaust narratives, and Romantic-era literature. His collaborative work with Bob Torry on Schindler’s List highlights cinematic biographical ethics.
Community and Interests: Active in Laramie’s Jewish community since 1989 and a decade-long board member of the Laramie Film Society. Enjoys outdoor activities with his dogs, cooking, and sports.
