Tyrone S. Palmer
Assistant Professor of English
BA Brooklyn CollegeMA Northwestern University
PHD Northwestern University
Tyrone S. Palmer
Tyrone S. Palmer's teaching and research concerns Black critical thought, poetics, and negativity. His current book manuscript, “Felt Antagonisms: Blackness, Negativity, and the Grammars of Affect,” explores how key Black literary texts theorize the failures of a universalist conception of affect to account for the grammars of feeling that emerge from the singularity of Blackness. Palmer’s scholarship has previously been published or is forthcoming in Qui Parle: Critical Humanities and Social Sciences, Critical Ethnic Studies, Philosophy Today, TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, Post-45, Discourse, and the edited volume The Affect Theory Reader II: Worldings, Tensions, Futures. In addition to his scholarly work, Palmer has published cultural criticism and poetry in a number of venues, including The New Inquiry, Gawker, The Offing, and Callaloo.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
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Courses
Spring 2024
CHUM 335 - 01
Blackness and Affect
Fall 2024
ENGL 112F - 01
Reading Black Culture (FYS)
ENGL 222 - 01
Poetics of Blackness