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Ellen Brinks Associate
Professor. B.A., Philosophy and German, Agnes Scott College,
M.A., German Literature, Millersville University (all study
done at the Phillipps Universität, Marburg, Germany),
Ph.D. Comparative Literature, Princeton University.
Professor Brinks teaches courses in British Romanticism,
the Victorian period, literary theory, gothic literature
and film, colonial and postcolonial literatures, and the
humanities. Her research explores the cultural context of
gender and sexuality and the tensions between individual
and social expressions of identity. She has published essays
on women and seventeenth-century cartography, on the intersection
of economics and sexuality in contemporary film, and on gothic
representation and traumatic history. Her book, Gothic
Masculinity: Effeminacy and the Supernatural in English and
German Romanticism, appeared in 2003 with Bucknell University
Press. She is currently at work on a book-length project
on Indian women writers of the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries.
Phone: 970 491 5909
Email Address: Ellen.Brinks@colostate.edu
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