Akim Golubev

Akim "Kim" Golubev is an expert on Long 18th-century Literature and Posthuman Critical Theory. His project focuses on reforming posthuman theory to help resolve the ongoing social and global crises. Kim Golubev's research involves physics, history, psychology, and English literature.

Kim's poems, articles, and short stories appeared in numerous journals, and his upcoming books, Posthuman Vital Materialism and Un(e)Silencing, delve into the integral issues concerning wars, affect theory, and posthuman theory.

Dr. Golubev has an extensive teaching experience. His courses include Mythology and Literature, British Literature, World Literature, and Composition. He has been nominated for the UNLV Outstanding Teaching Award.

Fun fact: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz borrowed most of his theory by reading Lady Annee Conway. The point here is that you don't need to know these names. The point is that Dr. Golubev's work can help you understand how Humanism, Anti-Humanism, Deconstruction, Posthuman, and other odd terms work together to help us and humanity.

Teaching since 2016. English lit, Mythology, World Lit, Lit criticism. 

EDUCATION

Ph.D., English Literature
UNLV, 2021-in progress (ABD, Degree: Spring 2025)

Las Vegas, NV

MA, English Literature
CSUS, 2017-2021

Sacramento, CA

BA, English
CSUS, 2015-2017

Sacramento, CA