Samuel Bozoukov received his PhD in English Literature from Harvard University, where he taught courses on Shakespeare, Milton, the ancient Greek hero, and the history of the essay. His research explores the intersections of early modern literature, sound studies, poetics, and disability studies, with particular emphasis on John Milton’s Samson Agonistes.
Early Modern LiteratureRenaissanceJohn MiltonShakespearePoetryTragedyDrama
Education
- BA in English Literature — University of California, Los Angeles
- PhD in English Literature — Harvard University
- BA in English LiteratureUniversity of California, Los Angeles
- PhD in English LiteratureHarvard University
Teaching Experience
- Graduate Student Instructor of English Literature — Harvard University
- Teaching Assistant of English Literature — Harvard University
- Graduate Student Instructor of English LiteratureHarvard University
- Teaching Assistant of English LiteratureHarvard University
