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Noah Heringman is a Curators' Professor of English at the University of Missouri, affiliated with the College of Arts and Science. His work focuses on Romanticism, literature and science, and critical theory. He holds a PhD from Harvard University (1998) and has held prestigious fellowships, including from the Huntington Library (2000-2001) and the National Humanities Center (2014-2015). His research explores intersections between literature, geology, and historical knowledge, with a focus on British Romanticism and the Enlightenment.
Education:
- PhD in English, Harvard University, 1998
Research Interests: His scholarship bridges literary analysis and scientific inquiry, addressing themes like deep time, geological narratives, and antiquarianism. Key areas include the Romantic period’s engagement with natural history, ecological knowledge, and interdisciplinary methodologies.
Publications and Grants: Heringman is the author of three monographs, including Deep Time: A Literary History (2023). He co-edits the Vetusta Monumenta digital edition, supported by NEH grants (2017, 2021). Recent articles explore topics like Romantic science, historical discourse, and ecological criticism.
Awards:
- National Endowment for the Humanities Scholarly Editions Grant (2017, 2021)
- Huntington Library Fellowship (2000-2001)
- National Humanities Center Fellowship (2014-2015)
Labs/Projects: Collaborates on the Vetusta Monumenta digital edition, exploring early modern antiquarianism and media ecologies. Active in interdisciplinary initiatives linking literary studies to environmental and scientific humanities.
