James Dorsey, originally from New York, has been at Dartmouth since 1997.
	Education Ph. D., Japanese Language and Literature. University of Washington, Seattle, WA (1997). Dissertation title: "The Intersection of Aesthetics and Ideology: The Criticism of Kobayashi Hideo, 1927-1945." M.A., Japanese Language and Literature. Indiana University, Bloomington, IN (1992). B.A. , Philosophy/Religion, minor in East Asian Studies, Japan. Colgate University, Hamilton, NY (1983).
	Research Interests Modern Japanese literary criticism and thought Modern Japanese fiction Noh drama Literary theory Intellectual history
	Teaching at Dartmouth AMEL 07: First Year Seminar AMEL 81: Seminar in Japanese Literature AMEL 63: Modern Literature Japanese 4