Benjamin
Goluboff Benjamin
Goluboff Emily Dickinson
Ph.D. English Literature. The University of Pennsylvania, 1986.
M.A. English Literature. The University of Pennsylvania, 1982.
B.A. cum laude, English Literature, Classical Civilizations, Religious Studies, New York University, 1981.
American Literature, Nineteenth-Century Literature, American Studies, Fiction Writing.
"'If Madonna Be:' Emily Dickinson and Roman Catholicism, New England Quarterly 73:3 (September 2000), 355-385.
"The Carnival Artist in the Cuckoo's Nest," in The Viking Critical Edition of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Ed. John Clark Pratt. New York: Penguin, 1996. Reprinted from Northwest Review, 29:3 1991, 109-122.
"'A Virtuoso's Collection:'" Hawthorne, History, and the Wandering Jew," Nathaniel Hawthorne Review, 21: 1 (Spring) 1995, 14-25.
"An Easter Monologue," Jewish Currents, 47:4 (Spring) 1993, 27-31.
"Strategies of Allusion in Poetry of the Vietnam War," Journal of American Culture, 16:3 (Fall) 1993, 15-19.
"Swimming with the Baby," Ascent, 17:2 (Winter) 1993, 13-17 .
"Night Reference," Willow Review, (Spring) 1991, 35-42.
"Problems of the Picturesque: Nineteenth-Century American Travelers in Britain," New Orleans Review, 18:2 (Summer) 1991, 5-16.
"'Latent Preparedness:' Allusions in American Travel Literature on Britain," American Studies, 31: 1 (Spring) 1990, 65-82.
"Emerson's English Traits: The Mechanics of Conversation." American Transcendental Quarterly, n.s. 3:2 (June) 1989, 153-167.
"His Portrait." Whetstone, 5 (Fall) 1988, 72-77.
"Faculties," Hayden's Ferry Review, 2 (Spring) 1987, 40-53 .