English Faculty Roslyn Foy

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Ahearn,Barry Albrecht,Thomas Burke,Molly Codr,Dwight Cooley,Peter Desai,Gaurav Dinerstein,Joel Edmonds,Dale Elmwood,Victoria Foster,Ken Foy,Roslyn Gelley,Ora Goldman,Jonathan Johnson,T.R. Kaufmann,David Koritz,Amy Kuczynski,Michael Leland,Jacob Letter,Joe Lewis,Nghana Livingston,Judith Mark,Rebecca Morris,Paula Munkhoff,Richelle Nair,Supriya Oldman,Elizabeth Pizer,Donald Rothenberg,Molly Smith,Felipe Snare,Gerald Toulouse,Teresa Travis,Molly	Roslyn Foy Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellow Norman Mayer Room 227 Telephone: (504) 314-2745 Fax: (504) 862-8958 E-mail: rfoy1@tulane.edu Roslyn Reso Foy, after traveling and teaching overseas for several years, received her Ph.D. from the University of Connecticut in 1996. Originally from New Orleans, she has been teaching courses in British literature, composition, myth and modern literature, and honors classics at the University of New Orleans since 1997 where she was a member of the Honors Faculty. In 2005 she accepted a position as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Tulane University. Her primary research interests are in twentieth-century British modernism and mythology. She has published the first full-length study on the work of the British modernist Mary Butts (Ritual, Myth, and Mysticism in the Work of Mary Butts: Between Feminism and Modernism–2000), numerous essays and papers, including an interview with Mary Butts’s daughter, and the entry on Mary Butts for the Dictionary of Literary Biography. Her most recent article appeared in a collection entitled Things of the Spirit: Women Constructing Spirituality, Notre Dame University Press, 2004, and she has an entry on Mary Butts for Facts on File forthcoming in 2006.