Jacob Henry Leveton is a materialist scholar working across art history, comparative literature, and experimental humanities. He holds a PhD in Art History from Northwestern University, where he is an alumnus of the Paris Program in Critical Theory, led by Samuel Weber. Dr. Leveton’s current research concerns art and autonomy, with projects engaging the contemporary artist Zachary Cahill’s critical USSA project, the romantic poet William Blake’s radical ecology, and Sigur Rós’s glossolalic lyrical experimentation and post-tonal music.