Associate Professor of Humanities
Benjamin Morgan's area of research focuses on literature, science, and aesthetics in the Victorian period and early twentieth century. His particular areas of interest include nineteenth-century sciences of mind and emotion; aestheticism and decadence; and speculative and science fiction. He also writes about topics in the environmental humanities including extinction, energy cultures, and the literary history of climate change. His approach is oriented by critical traditions in aesthetic theory, affect theory, and science studies.
