This scholar made an interviewer analyze four unattributed poems before asking them, “Are you uncomfortable? We don’t have to do it if it’s not (15[1])fun.” This scholar sued McGill for early tenure and included dozens of images in the 75-page introduction to a 2021 edition of the Annotated (15[1])Mrs. Dalloway. The word “Septology” was sewn into a Fitzcarraldo Editions-inspired blue dress worn by this subject of a Business Insider profile by Anna Silman. With Chihaya, Hill, and Richards, this scholar conducted an “Experiment in Collective Criticism” that resulted in The (*)</b >Ferrante Letters. This critic wrote a book arguing that “bad readers” without (10[1])academic training should be thought of as “paraliterary.” This critic documented the history of Myers–Briggs and personality testing in the (10[1])book The Personality Brokers. For 10 points, name this absurdly prolific (10[1])Turkish-American (10[1])literary critic. (0[9])■END■