Helen Scott
Associate
Professor of English
433
Old Mill
phone: (802) 656- 4172
email: helen.scott@uvm.edu
EDUCATION: B.A.
University of Essex,
England, English Literature (Class I Honours); PhD Brown University,
English Literature
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
- The Essential Rosa Luxemburg.
(Haymarket, 2008).
- Caribbean Women Writers
and Globalization: Fictions of Independence. (Ashgate, 2006).
- "Reading the Text in its Worldy Situation: Marxism,
Imperialism, and Contemporary Caribbean Women's Literature." Postcolonial Text 2.1 (2006).
http://postcolonial.org/index.php/pct/article/view/491/174
- “Ou
libéré?
History, Transformation and the
Struggle for Freedom in Edwidge Danticat’s Breath,
Eyes, Memory”
in Writing Under Siege,
ed.
Kathleen Balutanski and Marie-Agnes Sourieau (Rodopi, 2004).
- “‘Dem
tief, dem a dam tief:’ Jamaica Kincaid’s Literature
of Protest” in Callaloo 25.3
(Summer, 2002).
- “Capitalist
Modernity and
the Origins of
Racism” in Marxism,
Modernity and Postcolonial Studies, ed.
Crystal
Bartolovich and Neil
Lazarus
(Cambridge UP, 2002).
- “Replacing
the ‘Wall
of Disinformation:’ The
Butterfly’s Way, Krik? Krak! and
Representation of Haiti in the USA” Journal
of
Haitian Studies
7.2 (Fall, 2001).
PRIMARY FIELDS OF RESEARCH: Caribbean
Literature
(anglophone), Global Women's Writing, Postcolonial Literature and
Theory,
Literature and
Imperialism
PROGRAM
CONNECTIONS: Buckham
Overseas Program Director
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