Amy S. Li ☚

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Amy S. Li is a doctoral candidate in English at Emory University and the 2019-2020 Emory Libraries/Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) Graduate Fellow in Digital Humanities. Her primary research focus is on representations of embodiment in science fiction, and she has taught several courses on science fiction literature/film and diversity.

As a former digital scholarship intern and assistant at the ECDS, she has facilitated consultations and served as social media coordinator for the center.

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ENG 210W (Major Authors): Shelley, Atwood, Le Guin (Spring 2019)
ENG 181 (Writing About Literature): Diversity in Science Fiction (Spring 2017)
ENG 101: Food, Feelings & Film (Fall 2016)

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