| Fritz Fleischmann (chair), |
professor of English at Babson College; author of essays
and a monograph on Brown; co-editor of Early America Re-Explored:
New Readings in Colonial, Early National, and Antebellum Culture (Peter
Lang, 2000)
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| John Holmes |
professor of English, Franciscan University; author of essays on
Brown; collaborator (with Alfred Weber and Wolfgang Schäfer)
in editing Brown's Literary Essays and Reviews (Peter Lang, 1992);
co-editor (with Edwin Saeger) of Brown's letters to be included in
our edition |
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| Mark Kamrath |
assistant professor of English, University of Central Florida; author
of a monograph on Brown's historical writings (KSUP, forthcoming);
co-editor of Revising Charles Brockden Brown: Culture, Politics and
Sexuality in the Early Republic (U Tennessee P, forthcoming), and
assistant textual editor on the MLA Scholarly Edition of Willa Cather's
Obscure Destinies |
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| Dr. Wolfgang Schäfer |
vice principal of the Zentralgewerbeschule Buchen, Germany; co-editor
of a critical edition of Brown's essays and author of a book on Brown
as literary critic, Charles Brockden Brown als Literaturkritiker (Peter
Lang, 1986); author of publications on American topics for German
high schools; chairman of EC-funded project on European colleges |
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| Wil Verhoeven |
chaired professor of American Culture and Cultural Theory, University
of Groningen; editor of numerous eighteenth-century transatlantic
novels; author of numerous articles on Brown; |
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| Alfred Weber (founding editor) |
Professor Emeritus of American Literature, University of Tübingen;
author of numerous journal and book publications in the field; editor
of two volumes of shorter writings by Brown. |
alfred.weber@uni-tuebingen.de |
