Thomas Pettitt
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Description

Thomas Pettitt teaches English literary and cultural history in the late-medieval and early-modern periods. He received his Ph.d. from Odense University in 1996. His research focuses on tradition-borne texts and performances such as ballads, folksongs, legends, customs and folk drama.

He has published in such academic journals as Folklore, Journal of American Folklore, Renaissance Drama, and European Medieval Theatre.


Lectures:

debate
flag Media in Transition 6: Summary Perspectives
as author at  MIT World Series: Media in Transition 6: Stone and Papyrus, Storage and Transmission,
together with: James Paradis (moderator), Mary Bryson, Marlene Manoff, John Durham Peters,
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  lecture
flag Migratory Narratives: Why Some Stories Replicate Across Media, Cultures, Historical Eras
as author at   MIT World Series: Media in Transition 4: The Work of Stories,
together with: William C. Uricchio, Richard Howells, Janet Staiger,
4340 views
lecture
flag Folk Cultures and Digital Cultures
as author at  MIT Communications Forum,
together with: Lewis Hyde, S. Craig Watkins,
1801 views