Robert S. Miola, Gerard Manley Hopkins Professor of English, and Professor of Classics

 Robert Miola, Gerard Manley Hopkins Professor of English, and Professor of Classics, received his Ph.D from the University of Rochester. His research interests include Shakespeare, Renaissance drama and poetry, and the classical backgrounds of English literature.

He is the author of Shakespeare's Reading, Shakespeare's Rome,Shakespeare and Classical Comedy: The Influence of Plautus and Terence, Shakespeare and Clasical Tragedy: The Influence of Seneca, and as well as numerous articles.
                                       

At Loyola since: 1983

Degrees:  PhD, English, University of Rochester, 1977    
MA, English, University of Rochester, 1974    
BA, English, cum laude, Fordham University, 1972

Video: Professor Miola Lecture on King Lear, 2009

Publications

Below is a listing of select publications made available, with permission, from the  hosting AJCU library :

• "Catholic Writings" In M. Hattaway (Ed.), A new companion to
  English Renaissance literature and culture (v. 1, pp. 449-463).  

• "Sisters & Daughters," First Things; Aug/Sep 200 

  Seven Types of Intertextuality.' In Shakespeare and Intertextuality, edited by Michele Marrapodi. Rome: Bulzoni





• "I Could Not Say 'Amen'": Prayer and Providence in Macbeth. 57  

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  Measure for Measure. Apprentice House. 2007 "Introduciton" 24.pp

• I Could Not Say 'Amen': Prayer and Providence in Macbeth." Shakespeare's Christianity The Protestant and Catholic Poetics of Julius Caesar, Macbeth, and Hamlet Ed by Beatrice Batson. Baylor University Press,2006.




• “The Power of Rome,” Memoria di Shakespeare, Nuova Serie 6, ed. Rosy Colombo. Rome: Bulzoni Editore, 2008.

• “Shakespeare's Religion,” First Things, 183 (2008), 25-30.

More articles are available at  the AJCU faculty pubs repository via CONTENTdm at  lndl.org.