Lisa M. Vetere, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department Advising Coordinator
- Department
- English
- Office
- The Great Hall Annex 409
- Phone
- 732-571-3611
- lvetere@monmouth.edu
- Office Hours
- In person (masked and socially distant) or during eCampus Virtual Classroom, Tuesday and Thursday, 4:15 – 5:45 p.m; and by appointment.
Lisa M. Vetere, Ph.D.
Education
Ph.D., Lehigh University
Research Interests
Dr. Vetere’s interests include: early and antebellum American literature and culture with an emphasis on historiography and the historical romance; American studies; cultural studies; and feminist criticism.
Publications
Scholarly Articles
“Imagining the Mastery of Cotton Mather: The Performance of Antebellum Manhood in Charles Upham’s Lectures on Witchcraft (1831).” Forthcoming in Clio A Journal of Literature, History and the Philosophy of History (Spring 2011)
“The Malefic Unconscious: Gender, Genre, and History in Early Antebellum Witchcraft narratives.” Under revision by request for Journal of Narrative Theory
Forthcoming
All the Rage at Salem: Gender, Genre, and History in Early Antebellum Witchcraft Narratives (by request of University Press of New England)
Additional Information
SERVICE:
University Discipline Committee
First-Year Seminar Working Group
Executive Committee, FAMCO
Curriculum Committee, Gender Studies
Curriculum Committee, English Department
Courses
Frequently Taught Classes
- College Composition I (EN 101)
- College English I (EN 101)
- Cooperative Education: English (EN 488)
- Early American Literature (EN 560)
- Foundations of American Literature (EN 228)
- Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales (EN 224)
- Literary Studies for English Majors (EN 226)
- Literature II: Neoclassical to the Present (EN 202)
- Literature of Colonial America (EN 324)
- MID-Nineteenth Century American Literature (EN 327)
- Nineteenth Century American Literature (EN 561)
- Twentieth Century Psychoanalysis (PR 473)
Recently Taught Classes
2021 Fall
- EN-560-01 - Early American Literature
- EN-228-02 - Foundations of American Literature
- EN-224-01 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- PR-473-50 - Twentieth Century Psychoanalysis
- PR-473-H50 - Twentieth Century Psychoanalysis
2021 Spring
- EN-224-01 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- EN-224-02 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- EN-327-01 - MID-Nineteenth Century American Literature
2020 Fall
- EN-228-02 - Foundations of American Literature
- EN-224-01 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- HO-396-VET2S - Honors Thesis/Capstone Proposal
- PR-473-H50 - Twentieth Century Psychoanalysis
- PR-473-50 - Twentieth Century Psychoanalysis
2020 Spring
- EN-228-01 - Foundations of American Literature
- EN-224-01 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- EN-224-50 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
2019 Fall
- EN-224-01 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- EN-224-50 - Ghost Stories and Other Haunting Tales
- EN-324-01 - Literature of Colonial America