University of Mississippi

Daniel Stout

Education

  • Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University

Teaching and Research Interests 

  • Nineteenth Century British literature
  • The history of the novel and contemporary theory
  • His current project examines the issues of collectivity and justice in the Nineteenth century novel
  • Co-editor, with Jason Potts, of Theory Aside, a collection of essays examining paths not taken in the history of theory forthcoming from Duke University Press.
Selected publications
“Nothing Personal: The Decapitations of Character in A Tale of Two Cities,” NOVEL 40.4 (2007): 29-52.
“Castes of Exception: Tradition and the Public Sphere in The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
Sinner,” English Literary History 77.2 (2010): 535-60.

Office

C134 Bondurant
662-915-7161
dstout at olemiss.edu