TEACHING
I have here archived some old syllabi for courses I’ve taught, largely because I myself like to wander around on the Internet looking at syllabi. In fact, sometimes I think the syllabus is one of the great unappreciated narrative forms of our time. I place what I believe to be the best of mine here for the bored, the curious, and whoever else may find them interesting. (And see also RECOMMENDED READING on this site.)
Spring 2019 – Contemporary American Literature
Spring 2019 – Literature and Public Life
Spring 2019 – History of Comic Art
Fall 2018 – Literature and Public Life
Fall 2018 – Readings in the Graphic Novel
Fall 2018 – Liberal Arts Advanced Seminar
Spring 2018 – Contemporary American Literature
Spring 2018 – Literature and Public Life
Spring 2018 – Survey of American Literatures and Cultures I
Spring 2018 – The History of Comic Art
Fall 2017 – Literature and Public Life
Fall 2017 – Introduction to Multicultural Literatures of the US
Fall 2017 – Readings in the Graphic Novel
Spring 2017 – Literature and Public Life
Spring 2017 – Survey of American Literatures and Cultures I
Spring 2017 – The History of Comics
Fall 2016 – Readings in the Graphic Novel
Spring 2016 – The History of Comics
Fall 2015 – Readings in the Graphic Novel
Spring 2015 – Textual Analysis
Spring 2015 – Survey of American Literatures and Cultures I
Spring 2015 – The History of Comics
Fall 2014 – Readings in the Graphic Novel
Fall 2014 – Introduction to Poetry
Spring 2014 – Textual Analysis
Fall 2013 – Creative Writing: Poetry and Fiction
Spring 2012 – Textual Analysis
Fall 2011 – Historical Survey of British Literature II
Summer 2009 – Introduction to Multicultural Literatures of the US
Spring 2008 – University Writing
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The syllabus as a narrative form! That sounds like The Glass Bead Game.
Thanks! Another book for my to-read pile!
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