Before attending Boston College Dan earned his B.A. and M.A. at Georgetown University, both in English. He is primarily interested in the Bildungsroman and modernism, and is pursuing the connections between those fields of interest, specifically with regard to development
My interdisciplinary research explores the relationship between media and politics in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I am particularly interested in coverage of national questions. Broader themes of interest include colonialism, self-determination, and language. My monograph, ‘Miserable conflict and confusion’:
Sullivan Chair of Irish Studies, Boston College
Master’s Candidate in History at Boston College
Rob Savage directs the Boston College Irish Studies Program and a member of the university’s History faculty. He teaches Irish, British and Atlantic World history and interdisciplinary courses with colleagues in Philosophy, Fine Art and English. Savage’s books and articles
Masters student in Modern European History