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• Deconstruction
• Romanticism and Theories of Inspiration
• Ecocriticism

• 2000: Book of the Week (THES 20/6/19): The Value of Ecocriticism(Cambridge UP, 2019) (200pp).Reviewed as “Book of the Week" in the Times Higher Educational Supplement , June 20^th 2019.
• 2000: translations: Timothy Clark's work has been translated into 7 other languages.

Authored book

• The Value of Ecocriticism.
  
  Clark, T. (2019). The Value of Ecocriticism. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316155073
• Ecocriticism on the Edge: The Anthropocene as a Threshold Concept.
  
  Clark, T. (2015). Ecocriticism on the Edge: The Anthropocene as a Threshold Concept. Bloomsbury.
• The Cambridge Introduction to Literature and the Environment.
  
  Clark, T. (2011). The Cambridge Introduction to Literature and the Environment. Cambridge University Press.
• The Poetics of Singularity: The Counter-Culturalist Turn in Heidegger, Derrida, Blanchot and the Later Gadamer
  
  Clark, T. (2005). The Poetics of Singularity: The Counter-Culturalist Turn in Heidegger, Derrida, Blanchot and the Later Gadamer. Edinburgh University Press.
• Martin Heidegger
  
  Clark, T. (2002). Martin Heidegger. Routledge.
• Charles Tomlinson. Writers and their Work Series
  
  Clark, T. (1999). Charles Tomlinson. Writers and their Work Series. Liverpool University Press.
• The Theory of Inspiration: Composition as a Crisis of Subjectivity in Romantic and Post-Romantic Writing
  
  Clark, T. (1997). The Theory of Inspiration: Composition as a Crisis of Subjectivity in Romantic and Post-Romantic Writing. Manchester University Press.
• Derrida, Heidegger, Blanchot: Sources of Derrida's Notion and Practice of Literature.
  
  Clark, T. (1992). Derrida, Heidegger, Blanchot: Sources of Derrida’s Notion and Practice of Literature. Cambridge University Press.
• Embodying Revolution: The Figure of the Poet in Shelley
  
  Clark, T. (1989). Embodying Revolution: The Figure of the Poet in Shelley. Oxford University Press.

Chapter in book

• John Clare and Enclosure Again: Against Simplification
  
  Clark, T. (2024). John Clare and Enclosure Again: Against Simplification. In M. Demson & R. Hewitt (Eds.), Law, Equity and Romantic Writing: Seeking Justice in the Age of Revolutions (pp. 238-257). Edinburgh University Press.
• Overpopulation: the Human as Inhuman
  
  Clark, T. (2022). Overpopulation: the Human as Inhuman. In J. D. Edwards, R. Graulund, & J. Höglund (Eds.), Dark Scenes from Damaged Earth: The Gothic Anthropocene. University of Minnesota Press. https://doi.org/10.5749/9781452968315
• John Masefield’s “The Passing Strange”: Derangements of Scale
  
  Clark, T. (2021). John Masefield’s “The Passing Strange”: Derangements of Scale. In H. Feder (Ed.), Close Reading in the Anthropocene (pp. 159-174). Routledge.
• Scale as a force of deconstruction.
  
  Clark, T. (2018). Scale as a force of deconstruction. In M. Fritsch, P. Lynes, & D. Wood (Eds.), Eco-Deconstruction: Derrida and Environmental Philosophy.. Fordham University Press.
• “Phenomenology,”
  
  Clark, T. (2013). “Phenomenology,”. In G. Garrard (Ed.), Oxford Guide to Ecocriticism. Oxford University Press.
• Scale
  
  Clark, T. (2012). Scale. In T. Cohen (Ed.), Telemorphosis : theory in the era of climate change. (pp. 148-166). Open Humanities Press ; University of Michigan Library.
• “Climate and Catastrophe: A Lost Opening?
  
  Clark, T. (2011). “Climate and Catastrophe: A Lost Opening?. In S. Gaston & I. Maclachlan (Eds.), Reading Derrida’s Of Grammatology, (pp. 161-167). Continuum.
• Hermeneutics
  
  Clark, T. (2006). Hermeneutics. In P. Waugh (Ed.), Modern Literary Theory and Criticism. An Oxford Guide.. Oxford University Press.
• Time after Time: Temporality Temporalization
  
  Clark, T. (2004). Time after Time: Temporality Temporalization. In I. Maclachlan (Ed.), Jacques Derrida : critical thought. (pp. 110-125). Ashgate Publishing.
• The Blind Short Story
  
  Clark, T. (2004). The Blind Short Story. In T. Clark & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 26.
• Angles on Derrida
  
  Clark, T. (2003). Angles on Derrida. In T. Clark, T. Dutoit, P. Romanski, & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 25.
• Literary Force, Institutional Values
  
  Clark, T. (2002). Literary Force, Institutional Values. In E. B. Bissell (Ed.), The question of literature : the place of the literary in contemporary theory. (pp. 91-104). Manchester University Press.
• Literary Force: Institutional Values
  
  Clark, T. (2002). Literary Force: Institutional Values. In E. Beaumont-Bissell (Ed.), The question of literature: The place of the literary in contemporary theory (pp. 91-104). Manchester University Press.
• Reading Cixous Writing
  
  Clark, T. (2002). Reading Cixous Writing. In T. Clark, M. McQuillan, & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 24.
• Monstrism (issue of experimental criticism)
  
  Clark, T. (2001). Monstrism (issue of experimental criticism). In T. Clark, N. Royle, G. Bennington, P. Kamuf, A. Bennett, & C. Rooney (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 23.
• Disastrous Blanchot
  
  Clark, T. (2001). Disastrous Blanchot. In T. Clark, L. Hill, & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 22.
• Deconstruction and Technology.
  
  Clark, T. (2000). Deconstruction and Technology. In N. Royle (Ed.), Deconstructions: A User’s Guide ed. (pp. 238-257). Red Globe Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-06095-2
• Literature and the Crisis in the Concept of the University
  
  Clark, T. (1999). Literature and the Crisis in the Concept of the University. In D. Fuller & P. Waugh (Eds.), The Arts and Sciences of Criticism.
• Technologies of the Sign
  
  Clark, T. (1999). Technologies of the Sign. In T. Clark & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 21.
• Beyond Redemption: The Work of Leo Bersani
  
  Clark, T. (1998). Beyond Redemption: The Work of Leo Bersani. In T. Clark & N. Royle (Eds.), Oxford Literary Review 20.
• Knowledge, Learning and Migration
  
  Clark, T., Rooney, C., & Royle, N. (1997). Knowledge, Learning and Migration. In Oxford Literary Review 19.
• Introduction
  
  Clark, T., & Hogle, J. (1996). Introduction. In Evaluating Shelley (pp. 1-8).
• Derridas
  
  Clark, T., & Royle, N. (1996). Derridas. In Oxford Literary Review 18.
• Dickens through Blanchot: The Nightmare Fascination of a World without Interiority
  
  Clark, T. (1996). Dickens through Blanchot: The Nightmare Fascination of a World without Interiority. In J. Schad (Ed.), Dickens Refigured: Bodies, Desires and Other Histories, ed.. Manchester University Press.
• Shelley after Deconstruction: The Poet of Anachronism
  
  Clark, T. (1996). Shelley after Deconstruction: The Poet of Anachronism. In Evaluating Shelley (pp. 91-107).
• The University in Ruins
  
  Clark, T., & Royle, N. (1995). The University in Ruins. In Oxford Literary Review 17.
• George Bataille
  
  Clark, T. (1995). George Bataille. In T. Mautner (Ed.), Dictionary of Philosophy. Blackwell.
• On India
  
  Clark, T., Loomba, A., Kaul, S., & Royle, N. (1994). On India. In Oxford Literary Review 16.
• Experiencing the Impossible
  
  Clark, T., & Royle, N. (1993). Experiencing the Impossible. In Oxford Literary Review 15.
• Extract from Ch.4
  
  Clark, T. (1993). Extract from Ch.4. In M. O’Neill (Ed.), Embodying Revolution (pp. 27-42).
• Reading in Blanchot
  
  Clark, T. (1993). Reading in Blanchot. In A. Bennett (Ed.), Reading Reading (pp. 183-199).
• Inventions of Intellectual History: Herman Rapaport's Heidegger and Derrida
  
  Clark, T. (1992). Inventions of Intellectual History: Herman Rapaport’s Heidegger and Derrida. In Deconstruction in Finland and Afterwords (pp. 125-133).
• Claire Clairmont', 'Thomas Jefferson Hogg', 'The Doctrine of Necessity', and 'The Romantic Sublime
  
  Clark, T. (1992). Claire Clairmont’, ’Thomas Jefferson Hogg’, ’The Doctrine of Necessity’, and ’The Romantic Sublime. In Encyclopaedia of Romanticism: Culture in Britain for the 1780’s to the 1830’s.. Garland Press.

Edited book

• Evaluating Shelley
  
  Clark, T., & Hogle, J. (Eds.). (1996). Evaluating Shelley. Edinburgh University Press.

Journal Article

• An 'Inhumanist' School
  
  Clark, T. (2023). An ’Inhumanist’ School. Oxford Literary Review, 45(1), 142-156. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2023.0408
• Reading against the Forces of Boredom:Environmental Literary Culture in 'the Age of Amazon'
  
  Clark, T. (2022). Reading against the Forces of Boredom:Environmental Literary Culture in ’the Age of Amazon’. Oxford Literary Review, 44(2), 211-233. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2022.0392
• Ecological Grief and Anthropocene Horror
  
  Clark, T. (2020). Ecological Grief and Anthropocene Horror. American Imago, 77(1), 61-80. https://doi.org/10.1353/aim.2020.0003
• ‘But the real problem is….’: The Chameleonic Insidiousness of ‘Overpopulation’ in the Environmental Humanities
  
  Clark, T. (2016). ‘But the real problem is….’: The Chameleonic Insidiousness of ‘Overpopulation’ in the Environmental Humanities. Oxford Literary Review, 38(1), 7-26. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2016.0177
• Climate Change, Scale, and Literary Criticism: A Conversation
  
  Clarke, M. T., Halpern, F., & Clark, T. (2015). Climate Change, Scale, and Literary Criticism: A Conversation. Ariel: A Review of International English Literature, 46(3), 1-22. https://doi.org/10.1353/ari.2015.0025
• The Deconstructive Turn in Environmental Criticism
  
  Clark, T. (2013). The Deconstructive Turn in Environmental Criticism. Symploke, 21(1-2), 11-26. https://doi.org/10.1353/sym.2013.a532807
• What on World is the Earth? The Anthropocene and Fictions of the World
  
  Clark, T. (2013). What on World is the Earth? The Anthropocene and Fictions of the World. Oxford Literary Review, 35(1), 5-24. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2013.0054
• Some Climate Change Ironies: Deconstruction, Environmental Politics and the Closure of Ecocriticism
  
  Clark, T. (2010). Some Climate Change Ironies: Deconstruction, Environmental Politics and the Closure of Ecocriticism. Oxford Literary Review, 32(1), 131-149. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2010.0009
• Blanchot and the End of Nature
  
  Clark, T. (2010). Blanchot and the End of Nature. Parallax, 16(2), 20-30. https://doi.org/10.1080/13534641003634606
• Towards a Deconstructive Environmental Criticism
  
  Clark, T. (2008). Towards a Deconstructive Environmental Criticism. Oxford Literary Review, 30(1), 44-68. https://doi.org/10.3366/e0305149808000163
• "'Can a Place Think?" On Adam Sharr's Heidegger's Hut
  
  Clark, T. (2008). "’Can a Place Think?" On Adam Sharr’s Heidegger’s Hut. Cultural Politics, 4(1), 100-121. https://doi.org/10.2752/175174308x266415
• A Green Blanchot? Impossible
  
  Clark, T. (2007). A Green Blanchot? Impossible. Paragraph, 30(3), 121-140. https://doi.org/10.3366/para.2007.30.3.121
• The Challenge of the Meta-Contextual: Henry Lawson’s “Telling Mrs. Baker “ (1901) and some Animal Questions for Australia
  
  Clark, T. (2007). The Challenge of the Meta-Contextual: Henry Lawson’s “Telling Mrs. Baker “ (1901) and some Animal Questions for Australia. Oxford Literary Review., 29(1), 17-36. https://doi.org/10.3366/e0305149807000065
• Not Seeing the Short Story: A Blind Phenomenology of Reading
  
  Clark, T. (2004). Not Seeing the Short Story: A Blind Phenomenology of Reading. Oxford Literary Review, 26(1), 5-30. https://doi.org/10.3366/olr.2004.002
• 'Babel, Babble and Beginning Place': Renga, as Experiment in Multi-Lingual Poetry.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). ’Babel, Babble and Beginning Place’: Renga, as Experiment in Multi-Lingual Poetry. English Studies in Africa, 41, 77-88.
• Computers as Universal Mimics: Derrida's Question of Mimesis and the Status of Artificial Inteligence
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Computers as Universal Mimics: Derrida’s Question of Mimesis and the Status of Artificial Inteligence. Philosophy Today, 29, 302-318.
• Heidegger and Derrida on the Greek Nature of Philosophy
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Heidegger and Derrida on the Greek Nature of Philosophy. Philosophy and Literature, 11, 76-91.
• The Turing Test as a Novel Form of Hermeneutics
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). The Turing Test as a Novel Form of Hermeneutics. International Studies in Philosophy, 24, 17-31.
• 'Differends' of Romantic Criticism, Review article on Symposium of Romanticism
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). ’Differends’ of Romantic Criticism, Review article on Symposium of Romanticism. Southern Review, 24, 191-194.
• Heidegger and Derrida on the Ontology of Literary Language
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Heidegger and Derrida on the Ontology of Literary Language. MLN: Modern Language Notes, 101, 1003-1021.
• French Heidegger and an English Poet: Charles Tomlinson's 'Poem' and the Status of Heideggerian Dichtung.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). French Heidegger and an English Poet: Charles Tomlinson’s ’Poem’ and the Status of Heideggerian Dichtung. Man and World: An International Philosophical Review, 20, 305-326.
• Shelley's 'The Coliseum' and the Sublime
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Shelley’s ’The Coliseum’ and the Sublime. Durham University Journal, 225-235.
• Catastrophe; A reading of Celan's 'The Meridian'
  
  Clark, T., Gautheron, S., & Lacoue-Labarthe, P. (n.d.). Catastrophe; A reading of Celan’s ’The Meridian’. Oxford Literary Review, 15, 3-41.
• By Heart: A Reading of Derrida's 'Che cos'è la poesia?' through Keats and Celan.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). By Heart: A Reading of Derrida’s ’Che cos’è la poesia?’ through Keats and Celan. Oxford Literary Review, 15, 43-78.
• Technology Inside?: Enlightenment and Romantic Assumptions of the Orality/Literacy Debate,' in 'Technologies of the Sign'.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Technology Inside?: Enlightenment and Romantic Assumptions of the Orality/Literacy Debate,’ in ’Technologies of the Sign’. Oxford Literary Review, 21, 57-72.
• Contradictory Passion: 'Inspiration' in Blanchot's 'The Space of Literature' (1955).
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Contradictory Passion: ’Inspiration’ in Blanchot’s ’The Space of Literature’ (1955). Sub-Stance, 79, 46-61.
• Renga: Multi-lingual Poetry and Questions of Place [On Octavio Paz, Charles Tomlinson et al.]
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Renga: Multi-lingual Poetry and Questions of Place [On Octavio Paz, Charles Tomlinson et al.]. Sub-Stance, 68, 32-45.
• The Impossible Lightness of Reading: Blanchot and the Communicational Model of Subjectivity
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). The Impossible Lightness of Reading: Blanchot and the Communicational Model of Subjectivity. Southern Review, 28, 83-95.
• 'Editorial Audit', The University in Ruins
  
  Clark, T., & Royle, N. (n.d.). ’Editorial Audit’, The University in Ruins. Oxford Literary Review, 17, 3-13.
• Orientations towards a Theory of Inspiration
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Orientations towards a Theory of Inspiration. Critical Review, 34, 83-112.
• Not Motion but a Mime of it: 'Rhythm' in the Textuality of Heidegger's Work
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Not Motion but a Mime of it: ’Rhythm’ in the Textuality of Heidegger’s Work. Paragraph, 9, 69-82.
• Non-Being and the Literary: An Introduction to Maurice Blanchot's Notion of 'Literary Space'.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Non-Being and the Literary: An Introduction to Maurice Blanchot’s Notion of ’Literary Space’. Southern Review, 23, 273-289.
• Variants of the Dialogue Form in Heidegger, Blanchot and Derrida.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Variants of the Dialogue Form in Heidegger, Blanchot and Derrida. Southern Review, 24, 278-295.
• Roland Barthes: Dead and Alive
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Roland Barthes: Dead and Alive. Oxford Literary Review, 6, 97-107.
• Between Flippancy and Terror:Shelley's 'Marianne's Dream'
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Between Flippancy and Terror:Shelley’s ’Marianne’s Dream’. Romanticism, 1, 90-105.
• Modern Transformations of German Romanticism: Blanchot and Derrida on the Fragment, the Aphorism and the Architectural.
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Modern Transformations of German Romanticism: Blanchot and Derrida on the Fragment, the Aphorism and the Architectural. Paragraph, 15, 232-247.
• Time after Time: Temporality Temporalization
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Time after Time: Temporality Temporalization. Oxford Literary Review, 9, 119-326.
• Hegel in Suspense: Derrida, Hegel and the Question of Prefaces
  
  Clark, T. (n.d.). Hegel in Suspense: Derrida, Hegel and the Question of Prefaces. Philosophy Today, 29, 122-134.