Symposium on Black and Jewish Americans

Pozorski, Aimee

  • Pozorski, Aimee
  • Position: Professor of English, Coordinator of the Racial Justice Certificate, and Co-Editor of Philip Roth Studies
  • School: Central Connecticut State University

  • Aimee Pozorski has authored Roth and Trauma: The Problem of History in the Later Works (Continuum, 2011), Falling After 9/11: Crisis in American Art and Literature (Bloomsbury, 2014), and AIDS-Trauma and Politics (Lexington, 2019).  She has edited or co-edited volumes on the topics of Philip Roth, American Modernism, and HIV/AIDS representation. With Maren Scheurer, she co-edits the peer-reviewed journal, Philip Roth Studies and has most recently published the Bloomsbury Handbook to Philip Roth (2023). She is Professor of English at Central Connecticut State University, where she also directs the certificate in Racial Justice.
    Abstract: 1967's Unclaimed Experience: Philip Roth's Newark and the Legacy of Angela Davis
  • Person Type: Panelists

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