TEACHING:
Fall 1987-present, Department of English, University of Idaho
Courses Taught (description/syllabus for highlighted courses, pre-1996 courses
are described more briefly):
Spring 2015 English 345 Shakespeare
Fall 2014--sabbatical leave research focused on the traumatic, cultural, historical legacy of the English Civil wars in Restoration drama, 1660-1685, and work in preparation to teach graduate course on theories of trauma and contemporary trauma fiction for spring 2015
Spring 2014 English 345 Shakespeare
Fall 2013 English 341 Early British Literature
Spring 2013 English 345 Shakespeare
Fall 2012 English 475 (s) Studies in Literary Genres: 18th-19th c. Novel
Spring 2012 English 310 Literary Theory
Fall 2011 English
511 Contemporary Critical Theory & Practice
Fall 2010 English 456 Desire for Exchange in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
Fall 2010 Intr 404.12 Honors: How We Decide
Spring 2009 Contemporary British Fiction
Spring 2008 English 422 The Nineteenth-Century English Novel
Spring 2007 English 404/504 Contemporary British Fiction
Fall 2006 English
421/540 Development of the English Novel: Haywood, Defoe, Richardson, Austen
Fall 2005 Courtship,
Wit, and Constraint in the English Novel, 1778-1816
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Spring 2005 English
404/504 Advanced Shakespeare
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English
456 & 540 Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Fiction: Novel
Subjects Fall 2002
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Honors
Vacation Reading: The Law in Question Fall 2002
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Spring 2005 Intr
499 Honors Reading: "Intellectual History and the Narrative Quest of
Identity"
English
495.01 and 511.01 Studies in Literary Criticism: Contemporary Critical Theory
and Practice Spring 2002
- 540, Decorum, Writing, Passion,
and Excess: Early British Novels by Women, Fall 2000
- 540,Restoration and Early 18th-century
British Literature: Love, Marriage, Sex, Infidelity, and Distress--Fall 1996
- 540, Restoration Drama, 1660-1710
- 511, Literary Criticism: Poststructural Subjectivity and the Discourse(s)
of Others
- English
504/495 Contemporary Critical Theory and Practice Fall
2003
- 502,
Alternative High School WWW Guide to A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 501.04, Contemporary Critical
Theory and Edith Wharton's Fiction--Summer 1996
- 456/540, Restoration and 18th-Century Poetry, Fiction, and Prose
- H499, The Face of a Stranger: Murdering/Murderous Others in American "Detective"
Fiction (Sp'99)
- Inter. Honors 499: Novels
of Community, Commitment, and Restoration, Spring
2001
- H499, Returning to Others,
Restoring Oneself: Novels of Community and Commitment--Spring 1997
- H499, Class, Culture, and Desire in the British Novel
- 499, Drama and Character
- 499, Shakespeare's History Plays
- English
495/504 Contemporary Critical Theory and Practice Fall 2003
- 495, Critical Theory and
Literary Criticism: Subject to Desire, Spring 1998
- 495/511, Contemporary Cultural Critique: New Historicist and Feminist Theory
and Practice
- 495/511, Contemporary Critical Theory and Practice
- 495/511, History of Literary Theory: Plato to the Present
- 482/504, Aphra Behn and Caryl Churchill: Staging Cultural Critiques
- 482/550 Jane Austen--Fall
1993
- 481, Contemporary American
Women's Fiction--Spring 1995
- 456/540, Sexual Politics in Restoration and 18th-Century British Literature
- 456/540, Restoration and 18th-Century Poetry, Fiction, and Prose
- 456, Restoration and 18th-century
British Literature: Nation, Gender, Class--Fall 1996
- English 438.01/540.01--English
Drama, 1660-1730, Spring 2000
- 438, English Drama, 1660-1775
- Spring 2004 English
345 Shakespeare
- English 345.01
Shakespeare Spring 2003
- 345, Shakespeare, Fall 1997
- 341, Survey of
British Literature I--Fall 1999
- 321, Novel for Nonmajors: Women Novelists, 18th-Century to the Present
- 295.02, Restoration
Theater and Crisis: The Drama of Behn, Otway, and Lee--Fall 1999
- 258.04, Literature of Western
Civilization II (Spring 1999)
- 212, Critical Approaches to Literature II
- 212 (older version), Modern Drama and Fiction
- Fall 2004 English
210 Introduction to Literary Theory
- 210.01, Reading-Writing-Texts,
Fall 1997
- 210.03, Reading-Writing-Texts,
Spring 1997
- 208, Personal and Exploratory
Writing, Fall 2000
- 205, Advanced Expository Writing--Fall
1995
- 112.01, Literature of Western
Civilization II (four week Summer 1996 version; I've also taught regular and
Honors sections of this course)
- 104, Essay Writing