Brett Ingram

Brett Ingram, English

Lecturer

Phone:

978-934-4041

Fax:

978-934-3097

Office:

O'Leary Library Room 462

Email:

brett_ingram@uml.edu

Expertise

Critical Cultural & Rhetorical Studies, Rhetoric and Composition, Affect Theory, Neurorhetoric

Research Interest

My research concerns the intersection of critical rhetoric, cultural studies, and affect theory. Much of my work criticizes rhetorical practices and cultural discourses which promote fascism and violence, and theorizes socially healing alternatives.

Educational Background

B.A. Shippensburg University, M.A.

Northeastern University, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Amherst

Biosketch

I am the co-author of the college textbook "Cultural Studies: A Practical Introduction," and I completed my doctoral dissertation, "Critical Rhetoric in the Age of Neuroscience," in 2012. My research concerns the intersection of critical rhetoric, cultural studies, and affect theory. Much of my work criticizes rhetorical practices and cultural discourses which promote fascism and violence, and theorizes socially healing alternatives.