Robert Zacharias, associate professor in the Department of English (LA&PS), was recently featured in Anabaptist World, where he discusses the new anthology that he edited, In Search of a Mennonite Imagination: Key Texts in Mennonite Literary Criticism (Canadian Mennonite University Press). The anthology features Mennonite literary criticism that has been written over 150 years, featuring 53 texts by 44 authors.
Zacharias received his PhD from the University of Guelph. His research interests include Canadian literature, diaspora studies, Mennonite writing, literary history and spatiality. Professor Zacharias also currently serves as the Graduate Program Director for the English Department.
Read the full article in Anabaptist World.