Ph.D., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
B.A., Centre College of Kentucky

Dr. Kamenish's interests include: comparative world literatures and cultures (especially European, but including West African, Egyptian, and Chinese), and ethnic American women's writings.

ENG 110: Introduction to Literature: Latin American Literatures

ENG 491: Kafka and World Literature

ENG 563: Topics in World Literature: Kafka: Key to the 20th Century

• Mamas of Dada: Women of the European Avant-Garde. Forthcoming from University of South Carolina Press.

• with Snezana Zabic. “A Survey of Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian Poetry in English Translation in the U.S. and Canada.” CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture 8.3 (2006).

• “It’s Such a Guilty Pleasure.” Best Practices in University Teaching: Essays by Award-Winning Faculty at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Ed. Caroline Clements. Wilmington, NC: The Publishing Laboratory, 2006. 86-92. (Invited submission)

• “Introduction.” No Boundaries Third International Art Colony. Wilmington Printing, 2004.

• “Staging Crime: From Murder to Fine Art in Genet’s Les Bonnes and Kesselman’s My Sister in This House.” The Comparatist 27 (2003): 117-137.

• “Prague Through Kafka’s Eyes.” (2003) http://www.conversationwithkafka.com/kafka.html.