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Over and out
The grades are all posted on D2L and also with the Registrar. If you think there are any errors, please let me know. Next time I am on campus, I will put your essays in the Hum&Lang office to be picked up. You were a great class and I enjoyed our meetings. I hope you … Continue reading Over and out
Just found:
All you need to know about Gulliver's Travels, from Marie Paccou on Vimeo.
For your consideration:
This special topics course is unlikely to be offered again for perhaps three or four years, so if you are interested in theatre, modernism, Irish literature, 20th-century philosophy, or writing so smart, funny and weird that it takes your breath away, make room in your schedule for Samuel Beckett in the Winter 2020 term. [Click … Continue reading For your consideration:
Be warned!
The British Apostrophe Protection society may have closed its doors, but its spirit lives on in your professors as they mark your papers.
2nd essays
Those who were not able to pick up their essays today can find them in the Hum&Lang office (HH100) on the shelves, in envelops with your names on them. Any questions or issues with the next paper, blog it or email me!
Change of plans
Tomorrow, I have decided to hold office consultations instead of class. I will be in my office during regular class time and you are invited to drop in, pick up your essay and chat about it, or the next one, or anything else as you like. Then next week, we will finish our discussion of … Continue reading Change of plans
Slides
I have uploaded, I believe, all the slides I have shown you, thus far, to D2L; if there are any that I have missed please let me know and I will add them. Each set of slides has been uploaded in three formats: Powerpoint, Keynote, and PDF.
Article on Mary Shelley
"Does it matter if Mary Shelley was bisexual?" Fern Riddell, The Guardian (7 Nov. 2019): some more insight into Shelley and her importance as an artist.
You monkeys!
I pulled out my phone after class and realised that the clock on the wall in the classroom had not been set back and I had ended class an hour early! I hope you used the time productively.