Biography
Year Admitted: 2024
Bio
Daniel Stoll is a Ph.D. student in Literary Studies specializing in Old English literature. His research examines ruins and the ways speakers internalize and articulate experiences of ruin, extinction, and apocalypse across medieval English literature, with particular attention to epic, elegy, and chivalric romance, especially Grail narratives. He holds a secondary research interest that explores representations of the medieval in the work of psychoanalysts and analytical psychologists. Outside of work, Daniel enjoys reading fantasy and comics, watching soccer, and spending time with his wife and cats.
Degree and Institution
B.A. English, East Tennessee State University
M.A. English, East Tennessee State University
Ph.D. Literary Studies (English)
Research Interests
Old English, Middle English, Ecocriticism, Animal Studies, and Medievalism