Davidson College English | Faculty

Professor Annie Ingram specializes in nineteenth-century American literature, with a particular emphasis on women writers. Her research and teaching interests are largely interdisciplinary and include ecocriticism, environmental literature, American studies, ethnic American literatures (especially Native American), and women�s studies. She is committed to experiential learning pedagogies such as community-based learning. Her publications include articles on service learning and ecocomposition, contemporary environmental justice literature, and nineteenth-century American women writers. She is currently co-editing a volume of essays on ecocritical theory and practice.

Courses recently taught:

English Composition I: Environmental Writing (includes a service-learning component)
Literary Analysis
American Literature to 1900
The English Language
Nineteenth-Century American Fiction
Native American Literature
Studies in Literature and the Environment
Seminars: The American Renaissance Reconsidered, Gothic Literature, Nineteenth-Century American Women Novelists, Wild Lives: American Environmental Narrative