Steven Wexler
Professor
Faculty - English
Brief Biography
Steve Wexler teaches courses in critical theory, literature and film, rhetoric of science, rhetorical theory, and popular culture. Dr. Wexler’s work appears in College Composition and Communication, Kairos, Science & Society, Works & Days, and Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labor, where he served as guest editor for a special issue on mental labor. He has presented papers at CCCC, Rhetoric Society of America, Historical Materialism Annual Conference, and MIT's Media in Transition. His chapter-essay “Ludwig Wittgenstein: Toward a Dialectical Pragmatism” is featured in Reading as Democracy in Crisis: Interpretation, Theory, History. Dr. Wexler is currently working on two monographs, Dialectics of Information, a book that redefines information and reasoning as a material, historical, and social relation--knowledge as multifarious labor--and The Global Contract: Financialization and World Government, a book that examines how the state-finance nexus produces financial fascism for dollar hegemony, concentration of wealth, and disciplining labor.
Education
- Ph.D. 2006, University of Louisville
- M.A. 2001, University of Louisville
- B.A. 1987, Syracuse University
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