Teaching
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Comparative Literature and English, Penn State University
Current Courses:
Spring 2008
Cmlit 503: Graduate
Seminar, ÒThe Theory Canon.Ó
Engl 583/ Cmlit 543:
Graduate Seminar, ÒSurrealism and the Left.Ó
Recent Courses:
Fall 2008
On Leave
Spring 2007
Cmlit 597/ French
597: Graduate Seminar (team-taught with Jennifer Boittin and Tom Hale): ÒBlack
Paris.Ó
Description
Honors Cmlit 101: Race and Gender in Western Literature: ÒDown and Out in Paris and London.Ó
Description
Fall 2006
Engl 582: Graduate
Seminar in Contemporary Theory: ÒTheory vs. TheoryÓ
Description
Cmlit 083s: Freshman
Seminar: ÒSurrealism, Experimental Literature, and Modern LifeÓ
Description
Spring 2006
CMLIT 100 H:
Introduction to Comparative Literature: ÒThree ModernismsÓ
Description
ENGL 140: Contemporary Literature
Description
Fall 2005
ENGL 582/ CMLIT 580: ÒTheory vs. TheoryÓ
R 03:35P -
06:35P 306 BURROWES
Description
CMLIT 400W: Criticism and Theory
T R 01:00P -
02:15P 365 WILLARD
Past Courses:
Spring 2005 (Emory University)
Eng 389WR/IDS 385WR : ÒModernism and the
ArchiveÓ
Spring 2004 (Penn State)
AM
ST 402W: ÒSpectacle in the CityÓ
AM
ST 105: Popular Culture and Folklife:
ÒCrime Fiction and the Mythology of
Violence.Ó
ENGL
232: American Literature, 1865 to the Present.
Fall 2003 (Penn State)
AMST
105: Popular Culture and Folklife:
ÒCrime
Fiction and the Myth of Violence.Ó
ENGL
232: American Literature, 1865 to the Present.
Other Courses
University
of Tennessee:
English
253: Introduction to Fiction, Spring 2003.
English
232: American Literature, 1865 to the Present.
University of Pennsylvania
Gangsters, Exiles, and
Outcasts: American Modernism of the Prohibition Era (1920-1933), Fall 2001.
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