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Jay Clayton (Vanderbilt U.), Postmodernism and the Culture of Cyberspace |
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Gregory Ulmer (U. Florida, Gainesville) |
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"Critical Theory" |
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"Electronic Culture" |
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Gary Harrison (U. New Mexico) |
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Ecocriticism (1998) (graduate course) |
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Literary Criticism and Theory (1997) (graduate course) |
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Earl Jackson, Jr. (U. California, Santa Cruz) |
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Alien/ations: The Postmodern in Japan and EuroAmerica |
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Histories of Meaning ("intensive selective survey of theories of meaning from Plato to Augustine") |
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Hysteria and Paranoia (course) |
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Semiotics and Psychology (course) |
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Mary Klages (U. Colorado, Boulder), Modern Critical Thought (includes lecture notes on major theoretical movements and authors) |
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Carol Lloyd, "I Was Michel Foucault's Love Slave" (1997) (confessional, meditative essay on the life of theory: "I am a child of Theory") (Salon Magazine) |
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John Lye (Brock U.), Contemporary Literary Theory (well-developed site for a course; includes expository material on major theoretical movements) |
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Wesley Morris (Rice U.) |
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Politics and Literary Theory: Performing the Self (1997) |
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Studies in Literary Theory: Problems in the History of the Theory Canon |
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Tim Spurgin (Lawrence U., Wisconsin), Contemporary Literary Theory (includes class handouts on theorists and movements) |
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Ismail S. Talib (National U. of Singapore), "Literary Stylistics" ("linguistic and discourse-analytical approaches to style in literary works") |
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John Unsworth (U. Virginia), "Contemporary Literature and Theory: Engineering the Self in the Late Twentieth Century" |
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