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Prof. Judy Suh holds a full-time position as a Professor at Duquesne University's McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts, specifically in the English Department. She specializes in modern British fiction, war literature, class analysis, and contemporary Korean culture. Her work bridges literary studies with cultural, political, and historical contexts.
Education: Ph.D. in English and Cultural Studies from the University of Pittsburgh (2003), B.A. in English and Gender Studies from the University of Notre Dame (1994).
Research focuses on intersections of fascism, anti-fascism, postcolonialism, and gender in 20th-century British literature and film. Notable works include Fascism and Anti-Fascism in Twentieth-Century British Fiction (2009) and a forthcoming book on British perspectives of Iraq's interwar period.
Publications span analyses of authors like Woolf, Isherwood, Rhys, and Spark, alongside studies of empire, travel writing, and documentary realism. Her work frequently engages with colonial legacies and feminist critiques.
Teaching includes courses on writing, race in film, modern British literature, and Asian American cinema. Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to literature and culture.
