Kristina Garvin is a Visiting Assistant Professor in English at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. A former Mellon fellow at the McNeil Center of Early American Studies, she has written on early American corporate personhood and 9/11 film. She earned her PhD at Ohio State University and is completing a book manuscript about how authors conceptualized “institutional imagination” in the decades following the Revolutionary War. 
Activist & Political · Disease and Epidemics · Economy · Horror · Pandemic
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