Emily Yates
Lecturer
Contact
Department of English
Email: ecyates@clemson.edu
Education
Ph.D. Literature in English, Michigan State University (2022); M.A. Literature in English, Michigan State University (2016); B.A. English and Film, Television, and Theatre (Concentration in Theatre), University of Notre Dame (2013)
Research Interests
Early Modern / Renaissance; Drama / Theatre; Performance; Adaptation
Emily Yates is a Lecturer of English at Clemson University. Her research looks at the intersections of performance, early modern drama, and adaptation studies. She previously taught courses in English, writing, and general humanities at Michigan State University where she earned her doctorate in English. She has a forthcoming co-authored article with Amrutha Kunapulli titled, “Haider’s ‘Mousetrap’: Politicized Audiences in ‘Shakespearean’ Kashmir,” in Borrowers & Lenders: The Journal of Shakespeare and Appropriation. Her work-in-progress is titled: “Something Rich and Strange”: Estrangement and Adaptation in Shakespeare’s Romances.
