I started teaching when I was a graduate student at Cornell. For the Comparative Literature department there, I taught the freshman seminars “Friendship, Love, Community: Relations after Facebook,” “The Future of Religion Is Here and Now: Thinking the Postsecular,” and “Touching Literature.” As a Mellon Fellow at Tufts, I taught the course “Introduction to Contemporary French Thought,” which received a Significant Impact nomination.

At the National University of Singapore, I have taught the following courses:

  • World Literature - Theories, Methods, Texts

  • Sick Lit - Illness in Literature

  • The Genealogy of Affect Theory

  • Autotheory and Contemporary Autofiction

  • Reader-Responsibility: From Reader-Response Theories to “Postcritique”

  • Literary Rejects

  • Rethinking Failure in the 21st Century

  • Critical Reading: Touch in Literature

I also supervise Honors and M.A theses on most of the above topics as well as on queer theory, continental thought, and contemporary literature.