04 INSIDE THE MIND: PAUL ARMSTRONG — SEISMA Magazine — Where sciences and arts collide
For the fourth interview in this series, we explore the field of Cognitive Literary Studies with Paul B Armstrong — a Professor of English and former Dean of the College at Brown University.
04 INSIDE THE MIND: PAUL ARMSTRONG Paul B Armstrong lecturing on neuroscience and narrative, Oslo, 2011. Paul Armstrong is a Professor of English and former Dean of the College at Brown University, as well as a member of the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts. Prior to this, he was Dean of Arts and Sciences at SUNY-Stony Brook and the humanities dean at the University of Oregon. Armstrong has written multiple books including The Phenomenology of Henry James (1983), Conflicting Readings: Variety and Validity in Interpretation (1990) and Play and the Politics of Reading: The Socia
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