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Ken Hiltner
(Ph.D., Harvard University, 2006)
Associate Professor, English Department
U. California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-3170
tel: (805) 564-2304 (Home)
fax: (805) 893-4622
email: hiltner@english.ucsb.edu
Milton and Ecology


Areas of Interest
  • Renaissance Literature
  • Literature and the Environment
  • Literary Theory
  • Greek, Roman, and German Literature
  • Philosophy (especially Continental)
  • The History of Ideas
  • The Future of Our Planet

Books and Recent Articles

  • Milton and Ecology. (Cambridge University Press, 2003)
  • Renaissance Ecology: Imagining Eden in Milton's England. Edited and Introduced by Ken Hiltner (Duquesne University Press: forthcoming January 2008)

  • Current Projects

    Current projects include a book and four articles:
    • On the Nature of Art
    • "Renaissance Literature and Our Contemporary Attitude Toward Global Warming"
    • "Dread, Technology, and Eve’s Fall in Paradise Lost"
    • "Spencer, Empire, and Ecology"
    • "Environmental Protest Literature in Renaissance England"

    Recent Courses Taught

  • Cultural Representations: Introduction to Literature and the Environment, English 122EN, Spring 2008 (Undergrad)
  • Milton: Milton and Ecology, English 162, Spring 2008 (Undergrad)
  • English Literature from the Medieval Period to 1650, English 101, Winter 2008 (Undergrad)
  • Studies in Literary Criticism and Theory: Theories of Literature and the Environment, English 236, Winter 2008 (Grad)
  • Topics in Literature: Renaissance Pastoral, English 165MP, Winter 2007 (Undergrad)
  • Upper-Division Seminar: Metaphysical Poets, English 197, Winter 2007 (Undergrad)
  • Cultural Representations: Ecocriticism and the Writing of Nature, English 122EN, Fall 2006 (Undergrad)
  • Studies in Renaissance Literature: Milton and His Contemporaries, English 231, Fall 2006 (Grad)

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