Paul Kintzele

2003 Ph.D. Graduate
Dissertation Advisor(s): Jean-Michel Rabaté
"On the Verge of the World: Internationalism in the Text of Modernism"

Associate Professor, University of Houston-Downtown

http://www.uhd.edu/academic/colleges/humanities/english/bios/kintzele_bio.html

Paul Kintzele received his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 2002 with a dissertation that explores the connections between modernist literature and various theories of internationalism.

He has published articles on the problem of ethics in Conrad's _Lord Jim_ and on the phenomenology of language acquisition in Beckett's experimental novel _How It Is_ (in the _Journal of Modern Literature_ and _Samuel Beckett Today_ respectively).

Paul's teaching and research projects are wide ranging and typically revolve around the subjects of British and Irish modernism, psychoanalysis, post-Kantian philosophy, the politics of nationalism, and the study of modern ideology. He received the Dean's Award for Distinguished Teaching in 2003.

Awards

2003 Dean’s Award for Distinguished Teaching by Graduate Students

Courses Taught

summer 2005

ENGL 088.910 American Poetry

ENGL 104.910 The 20th Century

spring 2005

ENGL 060.001 The Rise of the Novel

ENGL 077.001 Nowhere in Particular: Exile and Literature

fall 2004

ENGL 040.001 British Poetry 1660-1914

ENGL 265.301 Postmodernism and the Fate of Literature

spring 2004

ENGL 040.302 Major British Poets 1660-Present

ENGL 261.301 Topics Modern British Literature: Nowhere in Particular: Exile and Literature

fall 2003

ENGL 104.401 The Twentieth Century

ENGL 275.301 Mutations: Postmodernism and the Fate of Literature

spring 2003

ENGL 020.303 Major British Writers 1350-1660

fall 2002

ENGL 061.601 Twentieth Century British Literature

summer 2000

ENGL 265.900 Topics in Modern British Novel

summer 1999

ENGL 265.910 Topics in Modern British Novel