Juliet Fleming

Ph.D. 1990 (English), University of Pennsylvania; B.A. 1982, Trinity Hall, Cambridge

Renaissance literature and culture; history of the book; literary theory; theories of writing.

Modern Languages Association, the Renaissance Society of America, the Shakespeare Society of America.

Choice Outstanding Academic Title Award for Graffiti and the Writing Arts of Early Modern England; Ahmanson/Getty Fellowship, Center for Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Studies, University of California, Los Angeles; Junior Fellowship, Society of Fellows, Harvard University.

Juliet Fleming is the author of Graffiti and the Writing Arts of Early Modern England (Reaktion, 2001), and Cultural Graphology: Writing After Derrida (Chicago, 2016). And is co-editor of The Rennaissance Collage (September 2015). Her primary teaching interests are literary theory, book theory, and Rennaissance literature; and she welcomes students to her classes who have no prior knowledge of these. She has previously taught at the University of Southern California and at Cambridge. At NYU she is the recipient of a Golden Dozen Teaching Award (2014); a Humanitites Center Team-teaching Award (2017); and a CAS Research in Teaching Initiative Award (2019).