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Dr. Hanley received her B.A. from Cornell University in 2006. She received her MA and PhD in Political Science, focusing on Political Theory, from the University of Pennsylvania in 2016 and 2018, respectively. She has previously taught courses at University of Pennsylvania, Stockton University, and Rutgers University before coming to Clark.
Dr. Hanley is interested in the role of emotions in political life. Her work draws together scholarship from political theory, classical studies, feminist thought, and performance studies to consider the work of grief and rage in politics. She is currently working on her first book project, based on her dissertation research, which examines grief, rage, and solidarity in the context of Greek tragedy and contemporary protest movements. In addition, she writes about feminist pedagogy in the conventional and virtual classroom. Dr. Hanley is currently teaching the introductory course for Women’s and Gender Studies, and is excited about teaching courses in WGS that will draw on her research and training in political theory, including courses that focus on emotions, gender, and power.
Degrees
- Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 2018
- M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 2014
- M.A., The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2012
- B.A., Cornell University, 2006
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The Politics of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase 4
Chapter: "Loki: Sovereignty and Political Violence for All Time, Always"Published by University of Kansas Press
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2024
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The Politics of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase 4
Chapter: "Drop the A, Just Thena: Gods, Agency, and Responsibility in the Marvel Cinematic Universe"Published by University of Kansas Press
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2024
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Securing White Democracy: Guns and the Politics of Whiteness
Contemporary Political Theory
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2024
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Vol. 23
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The Politics of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Chapter: Avengers, AssemblagePublished by University Press of Kansas
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2022
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Choreographing Affective Solidarity: The Choral Politics of Responding to Loss
Theory & Event
October
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2022
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Vol. 25
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Issue #4
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Choral Inclination: Coming Together as the World Falls Apart
Philosophia
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2022
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Vol. 50
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Awards & Grants
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Okin-Young Award for Best Paper in Feminist Political Theory
APSA - Foundations Section
2023
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