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Sam McCracken
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Sam McCracken / CMLT Website Bio / 8 April 2018
B.A. Spanish (Language, Culture & Society), with Honors Georgia State University (2017)
B.A. English (Literary Studies), with Honors Georgia State University (2017)
Sam is an M.A. student in the Department of Comparative Literature. His current research interests are quite broad, but at the moment, he is most engrossed in questions of the digital humanities and in social media as personal narrative; in meme culture and internet humor; in theories of popular culture and neoliberalization; in 20th- and 21st-century literatures of the Americas and the Iberian Peninsula; and in popular poets and poetic forms of the contemporary United States, with particular attention to the widespread influence they have exerted upon millennial writers and readers on a global scale.
Languages: English
Spanish (Superior)
Portuguese (Beginning)
