Edward Clough

Contact

• workRoom B37 Trent Building
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• Edward.Clough@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I joined the Liberal Arts team at the University of Nottingham as Teaching Associate in September 2022, having previously taught literature and cultural studies at the University of East Anglia, the University of Manchester, and Newcastle University.

Expertise Summary

• Spatial practices and power
• Material culture
• Innovative and authentic assessment and personalised learning
• History and representation of the US plantation
• Modern and contemporary literature
• Popular music and protest

Teaching Summary

Teaching 2025/26

• LIBA2001 Material Cultures (Autumn), module convenor
• LIBA3006 Signature Project (Full Year), module convenor & supervisor
• LIBA3007 Created Spaces Project (Full Year), module convenor

Teaching 2024/25

• LIBA2001 Material Cultures
• LIBA2003 Nottingham Futures
• LIBA3005 Created Spaces
• LIBA3006 Signature Project

Recent Publications

• CLOUGH, E., 2021. Devil Is Fine, Devil Is Kind: Slave Spirituals, Satanic Black Metal, and Cultural Appropriation in the Music of Zeal & Ardor Comparative American Studies. 18(3), 337-354
• CLOUGH, E., 2021. Introduction: Cultures of Protest in American Music Comparative American Studies. 18(3), 275-280
• CLOUGH, E., 2020. Enthusiasm and Difficulty: Teaching Popular Subjects in American Studies - The Case of Beyonce Journal of American Studies. 53(3), 614-618
• CLOUGH, E., 2017. Dying of the Stranger's Disease: Yellow Fever, Narrative Space, and the Art of Exclusion in Absalom, Absalom! The Faulkner Journal. 31(1), 89-111

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Director of Education & Student Experience for Liberal Arts Please contact me for all enquiries regarding curriculum, module enrollment, and the Student-Staff Forum.

Director of the Teaching Centre for Innovative Pedagogies, CLAS Please contact me for enquiries relating to educational workshops and initiatives within the School of Cultures, Langauges and Area Studies.

• CLOUGH, E., 2021. Devil Is Fine, Devil Is Kind: Slave Spirituals, Satanic Black Metal, and Cultural Appropriation in the Music of Zeal & Ardor Comparative American Studies. 18(3), 337-354
• CLOUGH, E., 2021. Introduction: Cultures of Protest in American Music Comparative American Studies. 18(3), 275-280
• CLOUGH, E., 2020. Enthusiasm and Difficulty: Teaching Popular Subjects in American Studies - The Case of Beyonce Journal of American Studies. 53(3), 614-618
• CLOUGH, E., 2017. Dying of the Stranger's Disease: Yellow Fever, Narrative Space, and the Art of Exclusion in Absalom, Absalom! The Faulkner Journal. 31(1), 89-111
• CLOUGH, E., 2015. Poisonous Possibilities: Telling Stories and Telling Ruins in Donna Tartt's The Little Friend Mississippi Quarterly. 68(3-4), 319-340
• CLOUGH, E., In Search of Sunken Graves: Between Postslavery and Postplantation in Charles Chesnutt's Fiction Southern Quarterly. 53(1), 87-104
• CLOUGH, E., Violence and the Hearth: Lynching and Resistance in Go Down, Moses Mississippi Quarterly. 65(3), 391-412