Bethany Schneider
Bethany Schneider (Ph.D.
Cornell) specializes in nineteenth-century American literatures with
teaching and research interests in American Indian studies, race,
ethnicity, gender, sexuality, slavery, childhood and concepts of
citizenship and belonging. Her published and forthcoming essays
include: “The Consummate Hermaphrodite,” “Thus, Always: Julius Caesar
and Abraham Lincoln;” “’Not for Citation: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft’s
Strategies of Synchronic Presence;” “Oklahobo: Following Craig Womack’s
Native American Queer Studies;” and “Boudinot’s Change: Boudinot,
Emerson and Ross on Cherokee Removal.”
Writing as Bee Ridgway, she is
the author of The River of No Return, a novel forthcoming from Dutton in
April, 2013. For more about Bee Ridgway and The River of No Return: www.beeridgway.com/
Courses Taught:
204: Literature of American Expansion
254: Subjects and Citizens
268: Native Soil
270: American Girl
309: Native American Literature
330: Writing Indians
359: Dead Presidents