ENGL 3913.002 Topics in World Literature: Postcolonial Literature T, TR 12:30-1:50 PM, LANG 212 Office: Lang 408E Office Hours: T, TR 11:00-12:00, 2:00-3:00 and By Appointment. Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form For questions about assigned reading: Reading Questions [...]
ENGL 5540.001 Studies in British Literature, 1914-present: Postcolonial Literature & Theory T, TR 9:30-10:50 AM, AUD 301 Office: Lang 408E Office Hours: T, TR 11:00-12:00, 2:00-3:00 and By Appointment. Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form For questions about assigned [...]
Eng 66991/76991 Video and Audio Clips What is postmodernism? Octavia Butler Don Delilo Kurt Vonnegut Ishmael Reed Lecture on Thomas Pynchon Postmodern Architecture Download Syllabus in PDF (Useful links to purchase your books: Amazon.com, Abebooks, Alibris, A1 Books, Booksamillion, Borders, Campus [...]
Eng 22072-003 Postcolonial/World Literature Tradition MW 2:15 pm - 3:30 pm Office: 205D, SFH Office Hours: W 12:00-2:00 and By Appointment Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form For questions about assigned reading: Reading Questions Introduction The most important question [...]
Postcolonial Literature HON 10297 MW 3:45-5:00 pm. JHN 60 Office: 205D, SFH Office Hours: W 12:00-2:00 and By Appointment Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form For questions about assigned reading: Reading Questions Introduction Postcolonial literature is a field [...]
Eng 49091-004 Postcolonial Literature MW JHN Office: 205D, SFH Office Hours: W 12:00-2:00 and By Appointment Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form ***************************** Introduction Required TextsAnia Loomba. Colonialism/Postcolonialism. Second Edition. Routledge.Edward Said. Orientalism.Qurratulain Hyder. River of Fire.Ngugi wa [...]
Introduction As an introductory course to the graduate studies in English, this course will focus on making us aware of the major debates in the field of literature pedagogy and various approaches to critical reading of literary texts. For the [...]
Eng 6/76302 Wednesday 6:15-8:55 Classroom: SFH 106 Office: 205D SFH Office Hours: W 12:00-2:00 and By Appointment Email: raja@postcolonial.net OR use this Contact Form ***************************** Introduction This course will introduce you to some of the leading concepts in postcolonial scholarship [...]
Postcolonial Literature TR 12:30-1:45 IntroductionThis course will introduce you to the postcolonial aspects of global literature. The postcolonial cultural production can be roughly divided into three overlapping phases: the works produced during the contact phase, the native responses to colonialism, [...]
Eng. 6100. 001: Research and PedagogyFall 2008IntroductionAs an introductory course to the graduate studies in English, this course will focus on making us aware of the major debates in the field of literature pedagogy and various approaches to critical reading [...]