Dr. Katharine Gillespie
Professor, Smith Institute for Political Economy and Philosophy
Business and Economics, The George L. Argyros College of Business and Economics
Office Location: Becket Building 137
Email: kgillespie@chapman.edu
- Education:
- Temple University, Bachelor of Arts
Temple University, Master of Arts
State University of New York At Buffalo, Master of Arts
State University of New York At Buffalo, Ph.D.
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Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications
- "Market Fetishes and Female Desire in Margaret Cavendish’s ‘Convent of Pleasure’ (1688),” JEMCS 23.2: Special Issue on Challenging Frameworks of Knowledge, edited by Mihoko Suzuki and Megan Mathinske, 2025.
- “‘This Great Ambodexter’: The Roaring Girl and Commercial Self-Fashioning” in Libertarian Literary and Media Criticism: Essays in Honor of Paul Cantor, edited by Jo Ann Cavallo, Palgrave Press, 2025.
- Gillespie, Katharine, ed. The Prophetess and the Patriarch: The Visions of an Anti-Regicide in Seventeenth Century England (Writings by Elizabeth Poole). The Other Voices Series, Iter Press, 2024.
- Gillespie, Katharine and Bas van der Vossen, “Women and Lockean Theory: John Locke, Rachel Speght, and Egalitarian Personhood,” Locke Studies, Spring 2024.
- Gillespie, Katharine. Review of "The Reformation of the Heart: Gender and Radical Theology in the English Revolution" by Sarah Apetrei, (OUP, 2024) for Reformation 2024/25.