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UCSB English Department Knowledge Base |
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[Developers Resources] (temporary category; to be deleted or hidden after summer development work) |
Department Site Developers Pages |
Homepage of U. California, Santa Barbara, English Dept. Site Developer Pages |
Summer 2003: Meeting Log |
Summer 2003: Progress Bulletin Board |
VoS Developers FAQ |
Homepage of VoS Developers FAQ |
How to edit VoS? (basic instructions on the VoS editing interface) |
VoS stylesheet |
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Course Materials |
Topical and Other Categories |
Audio Files |
Caribbean Poetry |
Colonial Discourse & Postcolonial Theory |
Cybernetics |
Cyborg Resources |
Film Resources |
Authors/Artists |
John Agard |
John Agard, "Mek Four" (1990) and "Pan Recipe" |
Louise Bennett |
Louise Bennett, "Dear Departed Federation" |
Charles Bernstein |
"You" (1983) [course login required] |
Valerie Bloom |
Valerie Bloom, "Language Barrier" (1983) |
Thomas Carlyle |
The French Revolution, A History (Chap. 1.5.VI ) (1837) |
David Carson |
The End of Print (sample images) [course login required] |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
"To the River Otter" (1796) |
T. S. Eliot |
The Waste Land (concluding verses) |
William Faulkner |
"The Bear" (1942), excerpts on the relinquishment of technology |
F. S. Flint |
"Fragment" |
William Gibson |
"Agrippa (A Book for the Dead" (1992) (with line numbers) |
Letter from Kevin Begos, Jr., to Alan Liu (Oct. 26, 2002) (on the original idea and evolution of William Gibson and Dennis Ashbaugh's 1992 Agrippa (A Book of the Dead) |
Andy Goldsworthy |
Study Gallery (sample Goldsworthy works, study portfolios on Goldsworthy's art and its contexts, and samplings of other "land artists" and their traditions) [course login required] |
April Greiman |
Sample Typographical Designs [course login required] |
Jodi |
Wrong Browser Project |
Richard Payne Knight |
The Landscape, a Didactic Poem" (2d ed., 1795) (selections |
Longinus |
Peri Hypsous (Section 7) (1st century A.D.) |
Archibald McLeish |
"Ars Poetica" (1926) |
John Milton |
Paradise Lost (1674) |
Ezra Pound |
"In a Station of the Metro" & "Gentildonna" |
Joseph A. Schumpeter |
Excerpts from Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy on "Creative Destruction" (1942) |
Claude Shannon |
The Mathematical Theory of Communication (1948) |
Frederick Winslow Taylor |
Excerpts on "Scientific Management" (1911-12) |
James Thomson |
"Celadon and Amelia" Episode from "Summer" in The Seasons (1727) |
William Wordsworth |
Poetry |
Prose |
English 101 - English Literature from the Medieval Period to 1650 |
Primary Materials |
Teaching Tools |
Echoes of Faustus (classroom group exercise for Marlowe's Dr. Faustus)[instructor password required] |
Kris McAbee (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Handout for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet (Study questions for Romeo and Juliet) [instructor password required] |
Kris McAbee (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Handout for Shakespeare's Sonnets (Groups discussion section questions for the Sonnets) [instructor password required] |
Jeen Yu (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Section Syllabus (Syllabus for discussion section) [instructor password required] |
Kris McAbee (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara) Section Syllabus (syllabus for discussion section) [instructor password required] |
Jeen Yu (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Reading Spenser (an exercise for reading Spenser's complicated language) [instructor password required] |
Jeen Yu (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Synopsis of Spenser's Fairie Queene (Synopsis of Book I, cantos 1-2 and Book 3, cantos 1-2) [instructor password required] |
Jeen Yu (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Helpful Suggestions for the Second Paper (Guidelines for writing) [instructor password required] |
English 102 - English and American Literature from 1650 to 1789 |
Kris McAbee (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Essay Checklist (guidelines for essay writing) [instructor password required] |
Kris McAbee (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Final Review (Review for the final exam) [instructor password required] |
English 105A: Shakespeare-Poems and Early Plays |
Primary Materials |
The Plays of William Shakespeare Online Full texts of the tragedies, comedies, and histories. [Jeremy Hylton, MIT] |
Teaching Tools |
Index of English 105A Teaching Tools A collection of classroom materials useful in teaching Shakespeare. Includes close reading and writing exercises. Undergraduate. |
Texts and Historical Contexts An exercise to help students read a work in its historical context. |
Responding to Critical Articles Assignment A writing exercise designed to engage students with critical material. |
Close Reading Shakespeare A writing exercise that develops close reading skills. |
The Globe Database Information on Shakespearean performance in original conditions. Information on costuming, stagecraft, and cultural context. Links to images of 16th century illustrations as well as photos of modern performances of Renaissance plays. [University of Reading, UK] |
English 124 - Readings in the Modern Short Story |
Sarah McLemore Guidelines for the First Paper (guidelines for essay assignment) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Midterm Guide (study guide for the midterm) [instructor password required] |
English 15 - Introduction to Shakespeare |
Jeen Yu (Univ of California, Paper Assignment [instructor password required] |
Kris McAbee (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Section Syllabus (syllabus for discussion section) [instructor password required] |
English 150 - Anglo Irish Literature |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Final Essay Guidelines (guidelines for final essay assignment) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Final Exam Study Guide (study guide for final exam) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Midterm Study Guide (study guide for midterm exam) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Presentation Guidelines (guidelines for section presentation) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Sample Section Presentation (a sample presentation) [instructor password required] |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) Section Syllabus (syllabus for discussion section) [instructor password required] |
English 193 - Detective Fiction |
Sarah McLemore (Univ of California, Santa Barbara) First Paper Guidelines (guidelines for paper assignment) [instructor password required] |
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Institutional Teaching Resources Guides to assist university instructors from colleges and universities around the world. |
A Berkeley Compendium of Suggestions for Teaching with Excellence (Barbara Gross Davis, U. Calif. Berkeley) |
Center for Academic Excellence (Tufts U.) |
Center for Teaching (U. Massachusetts) |
Center for Teaching Excellence and Advancing University Learning (New York U.) |
Center for Teaching and Learning (Stanford U.) |
Graduate Student Specific Guides |
AEGS - Collected Wisdom and Shared Knowledge ( well developed back of teaching and learning resources from the Association of English Graduate Students) (Marquette University) |
New Faculty Member Tour (guidelines for preparing your first course as a new faculty member) (Kip Scott, Killian Community C.) |
Searle Center for Teaching Excellence and Advancing University Learning (Northwestern U.) |
The Teaching Exchance (on-line pedagogical journal) (Brown U.) |
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Topic Specific Pedagogical Guides |
Poetry |
JTAP Virtual Seminars Project: Virtual Seminars for Teaching Literature |
An Introduction to WWI Poetry |
"Break of Day in the Trenches" |
Introduction to Manuscript Study |
Introduction to Text Analysis |
Virtual Seminars for Teaching Poetry Resources for teaching mainly WWI poetry (U Oxford) |
Science Fiction Critical consideration and guides dedicated to teaching science fiction at a university level. |
The J. Wayne and Elsie M. Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction (U. Kansas) |
Charles Elkins and Darko Suvin Preliminary Reflections on Teaching Science Fiction Critically (Science Fiction Studies, 1979) |
Science Fiction in Academe (Special issue dedicated to the teaching of science fiction with a wealth of articles and approaches)(Science Fiction Studies, 1996) |
John Woodcock Teaching Science Fiction: Unique Challenges (Proceedings of the MLA Special Session, New York, December 1978) (Science Fiction Studies, 1979) |
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