materialist approaches to literary criticism and theory; theory and history of ideology; Marxism and Leninism; psychoanalysis; modern European history
Charles Gelman
Charles Gelman is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature, New York University, currently completing a dissertation on Charles Baudelaire and Walter Benjamin. He received his B.A. from the Gallatin School, New York University, in 2009. His research and teaching interests include historical materialism; psychoanalysis; literary criticism and theory; the intersections of philosophical aesthetics and epistemology from Kant to Benjamin and Adorno; and the cultural, intellectual, and socioeconomic history of modern Europe, with a particular focus on nineteenth-century France. His work has appeared in Law & Literature.
"Late Romanticism and Aesthetic Ideology in the Art Criticism of Charles Baudelaire and the Early Philosophical Writings of Walter Benjamin"
Jacques Derrida, "Admiration of Nelson Mandela, or The Laws of Reflection," translated, with introduction, Law & Literature 26, no. 1 (2014)
Richard Sieburth, Jacques Lezra, Stefanos Geroulanos