Adam Hoffman

Adam D. Hoffman has worked as an English Instructor for ASU Writing Programs, teaching Composition, Literature, and Honors courses since 2014. As a writer, Adam focuses on literary and cultural theory, science writing, politics, and 20th-21st century American Literature. His dissertation, “Human, Pig, Chicken, Cow: The Marketing of Animals in Late-Stage Capitalism” looks at biopolitics, the environment, economics, and Animal Studies. Adam has delivered conference papers on topics in American Literature, Environmental Humanities, and Animal Studies such as “The Elevated Galliform in the Middle Ages and Renaissance” at SCRAL 2019, and “God’s Not Dead, He’s Money: Technocapitalism in Philip K Dick’s Ubik” at the Southwest English Symposium Conference, 2016. Additionally, Adam has volunteered for literary review (H-Net 2023, Oxford UP 2013), as a Faculty Sponsor (Adventure Devils 2024, Sunrise ASU 2019), and for community service organizations (Devils in Disguise 2018, Maggie’s Place 2017). As a scholar, Instructor, and Sun Devil community member, Adam generally holds a “head-heart-hand” approach—knowledge without concern or action is incomplete.