Moshe Gold

Moshe Gold

Associate Professor;
Director of the Rose Hill Writing Program

PhD, Columbia University

Research and Teaching Interests: Rhetoric and writing; James Joyce; modernism; film; pedagogy; hermeneutics; and literary theory

  • Moshe Gold, the director of Fordham’s Rose Hill Writing Program, researches and teaches courses in pedagogy, writing, critical theory, James Joyce, modernism, and film. He is co-editor of  Joyce Studies Annualhas published in RepresentationsSymplokeELTCriticismJoyce Studies AnnualJames Joyce Quarterly, and has essays in Levinas and Medieval LiteratureOf Elephants and Toothaches: Ethics, Politics, and Religion in Krzysztof Kieslowski’s ‘Decalogue. He is currently working on ethical challenges in Emmanuel Levinas and Shakespeare’s As You Like It.