Dr. Robert Vaughan

BA, English, Clemson University, 1982

MA, English, Clemson University, 1987

Ph D, Modern American Literature, University of South Carolina, 1997

Robert Vaughan, A Discipline of Submission: Themes of Tension in Allen Tate and Paul Ricoeur, Mississippi Quarterly (Johns Hopkins University Press) – March 2022

Robert Vaughan, "Eclipsed by the Mad Moon: The Artistic Ideal in William Faulkner's If I Forget Thee Jerusalem and The Marble Faun", Mississippi Quarterly –

Robert Vaughan, Dover Revisited," "Meeting Uncle Walt," "Foresight Spring 2015

Robert Vaughan, "Eclipsed by the Mad Moon: The Artistic Ideal in William Faulkner's If I Forget Thee Jerusalem and The Marble Faun", Mississippi Quarterly –

Robert Vaughan, "Poetry as Praxis: The Hermeneutical Circle of Allen Tate and Paul Ricoeur", CEA Critic (Johns Hopkins University Press) – November 2021

Robert Vaughan, "Eclipsed by the Mad Moon: Parallels of Disconnection in William Faulkner's If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem and The Marble Faun", SAMLA 2013, South Atlantic Modern Language Association –  November 10 2013

Robert Vaughan, "Interdisciplinary Adventures", Teaching Matters Conference, Gordon State College –  April 5 2014

Robert Vaughan, "Many Souths in Perspective", SSSL Biennial Conference 2014, Society for the Study of Southern Literature –  March 28 2014