"Thinking means questioning the nature
and the content of approved knowledge."
-Stanley Aronowitz, The Knowledge Factory:
Dismantling the Corporate University and Creating True
Higher Learning
Courses Taught
Winter 2010: Teaching Schedule
English 110: College Writing
A first-year college writing course with a strong emphasis on the
writing process.
Texts:
On Writing Well. 30th Anniversary Edition.
William Zinsser;
Bird by Bird. Anne Lamott;
Best American Essays, 2005. Ed. Susan
Orlean;
Bodies in Motion and at Rest. Thomas
Lynch. [Common Reader]
English 111: Writing About Literature--This section of English 111
will focus on the topic of lillness and
healing Students interested in
pursuing health careers are encouraged to
enroll.
Texts:
The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review.
Ed. Danielle Ofri, MD;
Bodies in Motion and at Rest. Thomas
Lynch.
English 214:
Literary Interpretation.
An introduction to literary theory through the reading and critical
interpretation of Bram Stoker's Dracula and Henry James's Turn of the Screw.
Texts:
Falling into Theory. 2nd ed. Ed. David H.
Richter;
Dracula. Bram Stoker. [Be sure to buy the
Bedford/St Martin's critical edition.];
Turn of the Screw. Henry James. [Be sure to
buy the Bedford/St Martin's critical
edition.].
Summer 2010
I will be teaching four courses this summer: Two
sections of English 110 and two sections of English 111.
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