Associate Professor of English
 

•     Office: Humanities bldg. #231
•     Tel: 02-2220-0741
•     Email: seoheeim@hanyang.ac.kr

Ph.D., M.Phil., M.A., English, Yale University, 2018
B.A., English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University, 2011
 
My research interests include critical theory, global Anglophone modernism, histories and theories of the novel, and the sociology of literature. My book, The Late Modernist Novel: A Critique of Global Narrative Reason, shows how late modernist writing incorporated empirical structures into the novel to expand the genre beyond the political framework of the nation. I have also written general audience reviews for Public Books, The Guardian, and the LA Review of Books.
 
Book:

The Late Modernist Novel: A Critique of Global Narrative Reason. Cambridge University Press, 2022

Articles (selected):
 
"Real Estate and the Millennial Romance." Forthcoming in ELH.

"Fathers and Daughters; or, Social Reproduction in the Anthropocene." boundary 2 51.1 (2024), pp. 179-201.

"Pain and Prejudice in the World Literary Market." New Literary History 53.3 (2022), pp. 391-413.

“Philip K. Dick, Late Modernism, and the Chinese Logic of American Totality.” Modernism/modernity Print Plus (2019), Volume 4, Cycle 3.
 
“The Ghost in the Account Book: Conrad, Faulkner, and Gothic Incalculability.” NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction 52.2 (2019), pp. 219-239.
 
“Between Habbakuk and Locke: Pain, Debt, and Economic Subjectivation in Paradise Lost.” MLQ 78.1 (2017), pp 1-25.
         *Winner of the Albert C. Labriola Award (Milton Society of America)

CV:

https://hanyang.academia.edu/SeoHeeIm/CurriculumVitae