Marshall Armintor Ph.D.

Dr. Armintor's research interests are primarily in twentieth-century British literature and critical theory, especially psychoanalysis; his book Lacan and the Ghosts of Modernity: Masculinity, Tradition, and the Anxiety of Influence (Peter Lang) was published in 2004. He has taught a wide range of courses at UNT since 2003, with topics ranging from graphic novels to James Joyce to Victorian literature and videogame narrative. Recently, he has been publishing on neo-Victorian media, MAD Magazine, red velvet cake, Horizon Zero Dawn, the Pabna Peasant Uprising of 1873, and the philosophy and rhetoric of Amazon Web Services.