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Caylee Weintraub

Ph.D. Student

 

Caylee smiles openly at the camera, resting her chin on her fist. She has long brown hair and is outside.Caylee Weintraub is a graduate student at University of Florida. She received her MA from Florida Gulf Coast University where her thesis was entitled: “Zoonotic Illness and Cross-Species Suffering in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway.” Her work on bacterial networks in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway was published in the International Virginia Woolf Society Selected Papers 2022 and her article on women, objects, and material power in early American literature appeared in Studies in American Culture. Her fiction has also been published in Narrative Magazine, Terrain, and Polyphony Lit, and she is the founder of the tiny journal, a literary nonprofit magazine.

Fields of Study:

  • Ecocriticism
  • Critical Animal Studies
  • Modernism
  • Material Studies

Contact

UF email: cayleeweintraub@ufl.edu