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 2005 English 404/504 Advanced Shakespeare

• English 456 & 540 Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Fiction: Novel Subjects Fall 2002

• Honors Vacation Reading: The Law in Question Fall 2002

• 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