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Lorne Mook is an Associate Professor in the English & Modern Languages Department at Taylor University. He specializes in Renaissance Literature, Modern and Contemporary British Literature, Shakespeare, and British Romanticism. Mook is known for his scholarly work on Rilke translations and Romantic poetry analysis.
- Education: PhD in English (University of Cincinnati), MFA in Creative Writing (Poetry, University of Maryland), BS in English Education (Taylor University)
His research interests focus on translating German poetry into English, particularly works by Rainer Maria Rilke, and examining themes in Romantic literature such as time, spirituality, and poetic form. He has published widely in academic journals and literary presses, including a notable translation of Rilke's Traumgekrönt (Dream-Crowned).
Mook's publications span scholarly articles, poetry translations, and literary reviews, reflecting a dual focus on critical analysis and creative writing. His work often bridges classical and modern concerns in poetry.
Teaching contributions include shaping Taylor's English Senior Capstone course and serving on academic policy committees. His pedagogical philosophy emphasizes student engagement and passion-driven learning.
Labs/teams: No specific research groups mentioned, but his translation work often involves collaboration with literary presses and international scholars.
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