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Dr. Julia Jordan is an Associate Professor in the Department of English Lang & Literature at University College London (UCL), specializing in twentieth and twenty-first century literature and criticism. With a BA in Classics, an MA in modern English literature, and a PhD from UCL (2008), she has taught at Cambridge, Sussex, and Cardiff Universities before joining UCL in 2013. Her research explores late modernism, the avant-garde, experimental writing, and post-secular pastoral themes, particularly in poetry. She has authored monographs on B. S. Johnson and co-edited his anthology Well Done God!, while publishing widely on authors like Beckett, Pynchon, and Empson.
- PhD (2008), MA (2001), and BA (2000) from University College London/King's College London
- Teaches on UCL's Issues in Modern Culture MA and undergraduate programs
- Supervises PhD projects on contemporary poetry, Muriel Spark, and modernist experimentation
Her publications span avant-garde studies, postwar British fiction, and ecopoetics, with recent work focusing on arboreal symbolism in theological and phenomenological literary contexts. She contributes to digital humanities resources and participates in collaborative projects like UCL Grand Challenges.
