Stephen M. Barber

Stephen M. Barber is an Associate Professor at the University of Rhode Island (URI), specializing in British and European early twentieth-century literature, critical theory, and ethical philosophy. He holds a Ph.D. from York University (Toronto) and was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Duke University. His research explores intersections of critique, ethics, aesthetics, and queer theory, with a focus on figures like Virginia Woolf and Michel Foucault. Currently, he is completing a book on Woolf and Foucault.

• Education:
• Ph.D., York University
• Post-Doctoral Fellow, Duke University

Research interests include modernist literature, psychoanalysis, and late works theory. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on critical theory and modernism. No specific grants or labs are mentioned in the text.