Frank
W. Brownlow
Gwen and Allen Smith Professor
of English
215 Shattuck Hall
(413) 538-2126
fbrownlo@mtholyoke.edu
Education
B.A. Liverpool University
Ph.D. University of Birmingham
F. W. Brownlow, Gwen and Allen Smith Professor
in English, was educated at the University of Liverpool and The
Shakespeare
Institute. He came to Mount Holyoke in 1969 from the University of
Michigan to teach Shakespeare and Renaissance literature, although
from time
to time he teaches in other zones of the curriculum, among them the
eighteenth century and the Romantic poets. His publications include
four books, one each on John Skelton and Robert Southwell, and two
on Shakespeare. At present he is working
on a new book about Elizabeth I and her favorite torturer, 1600-1850.
Selected Publications
Two Shakespearean Sequences (1977)
The Book of the Laurel (1991)
Shakespeare, Harsnett, and the Devils of Denham (1993)
Robert Southwell (1996)
Teaching Schedule 2007-2008
English 210s The Development of Literature in English: Medieval through
Commonwealth
English 211s Shakespeare
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