NARDO, ANNA
ALUMNI PROFESSOR
260-D Allen Hall
578-0809
anardo@lsu.edu
Education: B.A., M.A., and Ph.D., Emory University.
Research and interests: Shakespeare and Film, John Milton, George Eliot.
Books:
George Eliot's Dialogue with John Milton (2003)
The Ludic Self in Seventeenth-Century English Literature (1991)
Milton's Sonnets and the Ideal Community (1979).
Essays:
"Branagh's Play with Shakespeare's Play in 'Love's Labor's Lost,'" Shakespeare Survey (2008); "Stoppard's Spacemen: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern on Film," Literature Film Quarterly (2008); "Dialogue in Shakespearean Offshoots", Literature Film Quarterly (2007); "A Space for Academic Recreation: Milton's Proposal in The Reason of Church-government"; Literary Circles and Cultural Communities in Renaissance England (2000); Romola and Milton: A Cultural History of Rewriting, Nineteenth-Century Literature (1998); A The Education of Milton's Good Angels, Arenas of Conflict (1997); "Milton and the Academic Sonnet," Milton in Italy (1991); "Academic Interludes in Paradise Lost," Milton Studies (1991).
Awards and honors:
LSU Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award, 2003
Alumni Professorship, 1998; Nicholson Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1993
James Holly Hanford Award for best Milton article of 1991; H.M. "Hub"
Cotton Faculty Excellence Award, 1988.