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• Courses
  • Syllabi
    • American Studies 201: Introduction to American Studies (Spring 1998: Vanderbilt University)
    • Communications 230, Sec. 3: Writing for the Mass Media (Spring 1999: College of Charleston)
    • English 101, Secs. 13 & 15: Composition and Literature (Spring 2000: College of Charleston)
    • English 102, Secs. 43 & 57: Composition and Literature (Spring 2000: College of Charleston)
    • English 112W, Sec. 5: Introduction to Poetry (Spring 1998: Vanderbilt University)
    • English 355, Secs. C: Literature for Children (Spring 2002: Kansas State University)
    • English 355, Secs. A & B: Literature for Children (Spring 2003, Kansas State University)
    • English 440, Sec. A: Harry Potter's Library (Spring 2002: Kansas State University)
    • English 440, Sec. A: Harry Potter's Library (Spring 2003: Kansas State University)
    • English 440: Harry Potter's Library (Spring 2005: Kansas State University)
    • English 440: Harry Potter's Library (Spring 2006: Kansas State University)
    • English 545, Secs. A & B: Literature for Adolescents (Fall 2002: Kansas State University)
    • English 545: Literature for Adolescents (Fall 2003: Kansas State University)
    • English 650, Sec. A: Readings in Contemporary American Novels (Fall 2000: Kansas State University)
    • English 660, Sec. A: Don DeLillo (Fall 2001: Kansas State University)
    • English 680: 20th Century American Children's Picturebooks (Fall 2005: Kansas State University)
    • English 690: Children's Literature and the Left (Spring 2004: Kansas State University)
    • English 830: Image, Text, Ideology (Fall 2003: Kasnas State University)
    • Women's Studies 200, Sec. 2: Introduction to Women's Studies (Spring 1999: College of Charleston)
  • Paper Assignments
    • American Studies 201: Papers 1 and 2
    • English 101 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 1
    • English 101 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 2
    • English 101 (Comp. & Lit.): Papers 3 and 5
    • English 101 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 4
    • English 101 (Comp. & Lit.): Sample Essay (Short Story)
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 1
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 2
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 4
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Paper 5
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Sample Essay (Poetry)
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Sample Essay (Drama)
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Paper 1
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Paper 2
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Paper 3
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Paper 4
    • English 355 (Lit. for Children): Paper 1 (Fall 2000)
    • English 440 (Harry Potter's Library): Paper
    • English 545 (Literature for Adolescents): Paper
    • English 650 (Contemporary American Fiction): Paper 1
    • English 650 (Contemporary American Fiction): Paper 2
    • English 660 (DeLillo): Paper 1
    • English 660 (DeLillo): Paper 2 (Undergrad.)
    • English 660 (DeLillo): Paper 2 (Grad.)
    • English 680 (20th C. Amer. Picturebooks): Paper (Undergrad.)
    • English 680 (20th C. Amer. Picturebooks): Paper (Grad.)
    • English 690 (Children's Lit and the Left): Paper (Undergrad.)
    • English 690 (Children's Lit and the Left): Paper (Grad.)
    • English 830 (Image, Text, Ideology): Prospectus for Paper
  • Handouts
    • American Studies 201: Music and Race in America
    • American Studies 201: Music of the 1930s
    • American Studies 201: A Selection of Photos, Art, and Other Media of the 1930s
    • American Studies 201: Questions on Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby
    • American Studies 201: Questions on Naylor's Mama Day
    • Communications 230 (Writing for Mass Media): What Is News?
    • Communications 230 (Writing for Mass Media): Ethics
    • English 101 & 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Keys to Structure and Style
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Thesis vs. Topic (Drama)
    • English 102 (Comp. & Lit.): Exam Essay Questions
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Tone and Diction
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Imagery and Figurative Language
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- The Sonnet
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Carver's "The Gift"
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Frost's "Home Burial"
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Jarrell's "Thinking of the Lost World"
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Collaborative Learning -- Rich's "Diving Into the Wreck"
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Leading Class Discussion (sample outline) -- Hollander's "Swan and Shadow"
    • English 112W (Intro. to Poetry): Thesis vs. Topic (Poetry)
    • English 355 (Literature for Children): Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 440 (Harry Potter's Library): Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 545 (Literature for Adolescents): Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 650 (Contemporary American Fiction): Keys to Structure and Style
    • English 660 (DeLillo): Book Review Assignment
    • English 660 (DeLillo): Schedule of Leading Class Discussion & Book Reviews
    • English 680 (20th C. Amer. Picturebooks): Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 690 (Children's Lit and the Left): Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 830 (Image, Text, Ideology): Guidelines for Presentations and Leading Class Discussion
    • English 830 (Image, Text, Ideology): Schedule for Presentations and Leading Class Discussion
  • Children's Literature Course Materials
    • Paper Assignments
      • Paper 1 (Fall 2001)
      • Paper 1: Grading (Fall 2001)
      • Paper 1 (Spring 2001)
      • Paper 2 (Spring 2001)
      • Paper 2: Grading (Spring 2002)
      • Sample Essay (Molly Bang)
      • Sample Essay (Nonsense)
      • Sample Essay (Seuss)
    • Handouts
      • Analyzing Picture Books
      • Thesis vs. Topic
    • English 680: Suggestions for Further Reading
    • English 690: Suggestions for Further Reading
    • How World War II Created Dr. Seuss (slide show)
    • Photos from the 1930s and 1940s: Resources for Karen Hesse's Out of the Dust and Christopher Paul Curtis's Bud, Not Buddy
    • Rebel Without a Cause: Links
    • Group Web Project (English 355)
      • Completed Projects (Fall 2001, Spring 2003)
      • Eisenhower 228
      • Grading
      • Resources
      • Schedule
• Crockett Johnson Homepage: Crockett Johnson site map on separate page.
• Don DeLillo Society: DeLillo Society site map on separate page.
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  • Philip Nel: Books
  • Reviews by Philip Nel (below are only those reviews hosted on this site)
    • Paul Auster's Timbuktu: A Novel
    • Susan Bordo's The Male Body
    • Jorge Luis Borges' Collected Fictions
    • William Boyd's Armadillo
    • T. C. Boyle's Stories
    • Galen Cranz's The Chair: Rethinking Culture, Body, and Design
    • Achmat Dangor's Kafka's Curse: A Novel
    • Dave Eggers' A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
    • Anne Fadiman's Ex Libris
    • Ian Gibson's The Shameful Life of Salvador Dali
    • James Gleick's Faster
    • Dashiell Hammett's Nightmare Town: Stories
    • Edward Jablonski's Irving Berlin: American Troubador
    • Gish Jen's Who's Irish?: Stories
    • Bruce Eric Kaplan's No One You Know: A Collection of Cartoons
    • Michael Kimmel's The Gendered Society
    • Thomas Kunkel's Letters from the Editor: The New Yorker's Harold Ross
    • David Margolick's Strange Fruit: Billie Holiday, Café Society, and an Early Cry for Civil Rights
    • Patrick Marnham's Dreaming with His Eyes Open: A Life of Diego Rivera
    • Don Marquis's Archyology II (The Final Dig)
    • Jeffrey McQuain's Never Enough Words
    • Lorrie Moore's Birds of America: Stories
    • Moxy Fruvous
    • Annie Proulx's Close Range: Stories
    • Squirrel Nut Zippers' Perennial Favorites
    • John R. Stilgoe's Outside Lies Magic: Regaining History and Awareness in Everyday Places
    • Brother Ty with Christopher Buckley and John Tierney, God Is My Broker
  • What's Going On?: An Incomplete List of Songs About Vietnam
  • Is Your American History Textbook Lying to You?
  • Don DeLillo: "At the Edges of Perception"
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