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Micah Robbins, Ph.D.

Welcome to my personal web page. I am a poet and educator with research interests in contemporary literature, especially American fiction and its relationship to the culture of dissent that developed during the Cold War. I post on a variety of subjects, including literature, culture, ecology, and personal/professional developments, and I use this site as a repository for my creative writing and translations.

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Featured Posts

Elise Partridge's Hyper-Realism and Naming the Unknown
Holocaust Literature: A Bibliography
Hot Damn! Vietnam!
Locusts and Wild Honey
Power and the Harper's Letter on Justice and Open Debate
Robert F. Williams, Epideictic Rhetoric, and the African American Freedom Struggle
Singularity and Multitude in Mohsin Hamid's How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia
The Last Chapter of Genesis
The Survivors Will Envy the Dead
Transversal Ecology and V.S. Naipaul's The Enigma of Arrival

Unemployed Fragments

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