Dr. Raymond Fleming received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and
has been teaching at FSU since 1995. His specializations include
European Romanticism, the Italian Trecento, 20th century
African-American literature, Thomas Mann, literary criticism/theory,
and Modern Poetry. He is the John Francis Dugan Professor of
Modern Languages and Humanities at Florida State University.
He is a Fulbright Scholar (1967-68) and has received a Woodrow
Wilson Fellowship (1968-1969), an Ingram-Merrill poetry Award
(1971), a Ford Foundation Fellowship (1972-1973), an American
Council of Learned Sciences Fellowship (1978), an Alexander von
Humboldt Fellowship (1978-1979), and a University Teaching Award
(1998-1999),
Dr. Fleming is an Executive Board member in the Associazione
internazionale per gli studi di lingua e letteratura italiana
(1999-2002) and was the President of the American Conference on
Romanticism (1998-2000). Other involvements include: Fellow
of the School of Criticism and Theory at Northwestern University
(1981) and NEH summer seminars (in 1985 and in 1989).
He is the author of Ice and Honey; Diplomatic Relations;
Keats, Leopardi, and Hölderlin: The Poet as Priest of the
Absolute; and has also published articles on Dante, Boccaccio,
Milton, Keats, Rilke, Thomas Mann, Daniel Defoe, Heinrich von
Kleist, Leopardi, African-American Studies, among others. |
