Christopher followed the research interest: History of International Legal Thought
Christopher started following the work of Paul Seaward, History of Parliament, History of Parliament Trust.
Christopher started following the work of Stephanie Elsky, University of California, Davis, English.
Faculty Member, English
Carnegie Mellon University, Literary and Cultural Studies
Georgetown University, English
University of Oxford, English Language and Literature
Assistant Professor of English
About
I specialize in Renaissance literature as it relates to questions of politics, law, international political thought, and intellectual history. My current book project investigates Renaissance literature’s complex and often-neglected contributions to the history of international law by reading Renaissance poets including Shakespeare, Donne, Grotius, and Milton in the dual contexts of literary history and the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century formation of international law. Additional interests include rhetoric, historical poetics, and digital humanities. Before arriving at CMU in 2010, I was a Harper-Schmidt Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Professor of Humanities at the University of Chicago. I teach various courses in Renaissance Studies, including
· Angels and Diplomats: Renaissance Poetry from Wyatt to Milton
· The Global Renaissance
· Law, Culture, and the Humanities
· Milton
· Shakespeare: Comedies and Romances
Contact Information
| Address: | Christopher Warren |
| IM: | Skype: christopher.warren77 |
