معرفی
Nancy Yousef is a Professor of English at Yale University, specializing in British and European Romanticism with extensions into 18th-century philosophy and early Modernism. Her work bridges literature and philosophy, focusing on intersections of ethics, aesthetics, and emotional thinking.
Her research explores how philosophical and literary texts interrogate autonomy, interdependence, and sympathy. Recent projects include a study of Wittgenstein, Wordsworth, and Eliot in The Aesthetic Commonplace (2022), and the ongoing Thinking with Words: Undisciplined Readings in Modern Philosophy, which advocates for collaborative humanistic practices.
- Ph.D., Columbia University
- A.B., Harvard University
Her publications span philosophical literature, romantic theory, and ethical frameworks, appearing in New Literary History, Journal of the History of Ideas, and European Romantic Review. She has received major fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, National Humanities Center, and others.
Scientific Recognition:
- Barricelli Book Prize (2013)
- Keats-Shelley Association Essay Prize (2010)
- Newcombe Foundation Grant
- ACLS Fellowship
- Bogliasco Foundation Fellowship
