

Allison Carruth
Inspiring change in the area of environmental history, literature, and culture, Allison Carruth serves as a professor of American Studies and is affiliated with the High Meadows Environmental Institute at Princeton University. Her work bridges the gap between the humanities and environmental sciences, offering a unique perspective on how cultural narratives shape and are shaped by ecological concerns. With a keen interest in exploring the intersections of environmental history, literature, and culture, Professor Carruth's research delves into how these fields influence public understanding and policy. Her academic journey has been marked by a commitment to examining the role of storytelling in environmental advocacy and education. She is accessible for academic inquiries and collaborations at her office in 223 Morrison Hall, or via phone at 609-258-2817. For further engagement, she can be reached through her email at acarruth@princeton.edu.
Publications
, 364-372, 2016-03-01
, 458-481, 2008-12-01
, 458-481, 2008-12-01
, 232-244, 2011-01-01
, 88-100, 2013-02-01
, 596-619, 2009-09-01
, 767-795, 2009-11-01
, 339-364, 2014-01-01
, 86-99, 2021-09-02
, 10-14, 2022-01-01
, 220-236, 2018-06-28
, 200-215, 2011-04-20
, 847-849, 2013-12-01