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When
I first came to Southern, I was a medievalist, specializing in Anglo-Saxon
literature and the History of the English Language, with a little Chaucer
on the side. Over the years my academic areas have developed and changed,
although I still regularly teach the language course. My main interests
now, however, are mythology (Greek, Norse, and Celtic) and African-American
literature. With respect to the latter, I have developed an introductory
course in major African-American authors as well as upper division and
graduate sections of the Harlem Renaissance and the Contemporary African-American
novel.
Although I have always
respected the intelligence, drive, and enthusiasm of Southern’s students,
I have come to rely increasingly on their diversity of backgrounds and
their eagerness to contribute to class discussion. In short, I like teaching
here.
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| Office Hours for Fall 2006 T and Th, 12:30-2:30, W, 10-12:00, 5:00-7:00 and by appointment |
Office Phone 
(203) 392-6733. |
I do have voice mail. In the event that
I am not in my office to receive your call, please leave your name and
number (including area code), the time you called, and the time
when you can be reached during the day. I will try to get
back to you as quickly as possible.
site last updated by k.florey 8/14/06
