Craig Carey

Craig Carey is an Associate Professor specializing in 19th-century American literature, media studies, literary theory, and game studies. His research examines historical and contemporary connections between literature, technology, and media forms.

Carey's interdisciplinary work explores how texts and technologies shape perception, embodiment, and meaning-making. Recent publications investigate archival methodologies through game theory frameworks and materialist approaches to American realism.

His teaching spans American transcendentalism, digital literacies, videogame criticism, and literature in digital environments. Carey maintains an active portfolio documenting his research at craigcarey.myportfolio.com.