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| Michael Householder studies Early American literature, in particular narratives about the intercultural encounters between Europeans and Native Americans in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Some of the issues he explores include cultural hybridity, captivity narratives, gender identity, literature as history, and the rise of the novel. He has also taught courses on transatlantic literature, literature of the American revolution, slave narratives, and literary theory. He is in the process of completing his first book, Narratives of Encounter: Inventions of Americans. |
| Michael Householder |
| Assistant Professor |
| Ph.D., University of California, Irvine |
| Office: | Dallas Hall room 16 |
| Office Hours: | TWTh 11-12 |
| Phone: | 214-768-2950 |
| Email: | mhouseho@smu.edu |
| Webpage: | http://faculty.smu.edu/mhouseho |
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