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Research Interests. My interests lie primarily in Post-45 literature, but more broadly in 20th century-Present literature and Critical Theory.

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English Faculty News. Sarah Dillon awarded Leverhulme Research Fellowship. Posted on. ... Professor Sarah Dillon has been awarded a Leverhulme Research Fellowship for a project entitled “Literature and AI: Rhetoric, Influence and Epistemology”.

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