Solomon, William - University at Buffalo

Profile	William Solomon William Solomon William Solomon Chair Professor Department of English Interests 20th-century American literature Contact Information 407 Clemens Hall Phone: (716) 645-3596 wsolomon@buffalo.edu Works in Progress Slapstick Modernism: Experimental Writing and Silent Comedy, 1909-1969 (monograph) Second Skins: Black Humor, Racial Identity, and the 1960s (monograph) Selected Publications "Slapstick Modernism: Charley Bowers and Industrial Modernity." Modernist Cultures 2: 2 (Winter 2006): 170-188. "Second Technologies: American Modernism and Silent Comedy." Interdisciplinary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory (Spring 2005): 66-91. "Secret Integrations: Black Humor and the Critique of Whiteness." Modern Fiction Studies 49: 3 (Fall 2003): 469-495 Literature, Amusement, and Technology in the Great Depression (Cambridge 2002) "Wound Culture and James Agee." Arizona Quarterly 58: 4 (Winter 2002): 81-105. Reprinted in Twentieth Century Literature Criticism Volume 180. Ed. To Schoenberg (Fall 2006) "Politics and Rhetoric in the Novel in the 1930s." American Literature 68: 4 (December (1996): 799:818. Curriculum Vitae
Teaser	William Solomon 407 Clemens Hall Phone: (716) 645-3596 wsolomon@buffalo.edu Chair Professor Department of English College of Arts and Sciences Interests: 20th-century American literature Call William Solomon Email William Solomon Profile for William Solomon 407 Clemens Hall Phone: (716) 645-3596 wsolomon@buffalo.edu

William Solomon

Chair

Professor

20th-century American literature

Phone: (716) 645-3596

Slapstick Modernism: Experimental Writing and Silent Comedy, 1909-1969 (monograph)
Second Skins: Black Humor, Racial Identity, and the 1960s (monograph)

"Slapstick Modernism: Charley Bowers and Industrial Modernity." Modernist Cultures 2: 2 (Winter 2006): 170-188.
"Second Technologies: American Modernism and Silent Comedy." Interdisciplinary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory (Spring 2005): 66-91.
"Secret Integrations: Black Humor and the Critique of Whiteness." Modern Fiction Studies 49: 3 (Fall 2003): 469-495
Literature, Amusement, and Technology in the Great Depression (Cambridge 2002)
"Wound Culture and James Agee." Arizona Quarterly 58: 4 (Winter 2002): 81-105. Reprinted in Twentieth Century Literature Criticism Volume 180. Ed. To Schoenberg (Fall 2006)
"Politics and Rhetoric in the Novel in the 1930s." American Literature 68: 4 (December (1996): 799:818.