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Stephen Foley

Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Office: 70 Brown St., Rm. 303
Phone: (401) 863-3746

Courses '09-'10
  Sem I:
  •   ENGL 0250F - S01: Shakespeare's Present Tense -- CRN 14930
  •   ENGL 1310Y - S01: Besides Paradise Lost: Milton's Other Poems -- CRN 14972
  Sem II:
  •   ENGL 1310J - S01: Imagining the Individual in Renaissance England -- CRN 24962

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Degrees
Ph.D. Yale University, 1979
M.A. Yale University, 1976
B.A. Brown University, 1974

Research Interests
European renaissance culture and letters, classical traditions, lyric poetry, religion and literature, literary theory, and aesthetics.

Professional Accomplishments
Foley is the author of Sir Thomas Wyatt, a study of the early sixteenth-century poet, co-author of Conventions and Choices, a handbook for writers, and co-editor of Sir Thomas More's Answer to a Poisoned Book, a work of religious controversy published in the Yale Edition of the Complete Works of Thomas More, and co-editor of a collection of essays on More and Erasmus in Moreana, the journal of Thomas More Studies. He has served as chair of the department of English at Brown, as the editor of Modern Language Studies, and as research editor for the Yale Edition of the Works of Thomas More. His article on Sir Thomas Elyot's Dictionary was awarded the Beatrice White Prize for excellence in renaissance studies by the English Association of Great Britain.