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Lisa Propst is an Associate Professor of Literature and Co-Chair of the Arts, Culture and Technology Department at Clarkson University. Her academic work bridges contemporary British and postcolonial literature with critical explorations of narrative ethics and social responsibility.
- Education: D.Phil. and M.Phil. in English Literature from University of Oxford
- First Class B.A. in English and Classics from McGill University
Her research focuses on storytelling's role in confronting silenced histories, particularly in post-apartheid South African fiction and Marina Warner's work. She examines narrative strategies that force readers to engage with ethical accountability across cultural divides, analyzing how literature mediates social divisions.
The monograph Marina Warner and the Ethics of Telling Silenced Stories (2020) establishes her expertise in narrative ethics. Recent articles address pandemic fiction, truth commissions, and restorative justice simulations, revealing interdisciplinary trends connecting literature with political science and pedagogy.
Teaching areas include World Literature, Modern Fiction, and Gender Studies. Contact: lpropst@clarkson.edu
