Christina Lupton teaches at the University of Warwick and lives in London and Copenhagen. She has also taught at the Universities of British Columbia, Copenhagen, Lund, and Michigan. Since the publication of Knowing Books: The Consciousness of Mediation in Eighteenth-Century Britain (UPenn, 2011), she has been working a new project, “Print, Reading, and the Making of Time.”
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Who Is a Beneficiary? You Are.
"The Beneficiary" is not invested simply in exposing liberal American hypocrisy. Instead this is a study of the uneasy place we live intellectually....
To Read is to Choose
Christina Lupton on Matthew Rubery's "The Untold Story of the Talking Book."...
The Searcher of Patterns and the Keeper of Things
Two new books suggest that if this turns out to be a new era in the humanities, it won't be for the reasons we've suspected....
Not Loving, Working!
"What is it about my profession, reading and thinking about books, that makes the categories of love and work so vulnerable to confusion?"...
