Detail from "The Death of Morris the Spy" (1827) by Camille Roqueplan, in the Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lille.
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A class blog for English 369 at Simon Fraser University - Studies in Prose Genres.
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- World Record Marriage: Cute Story
- Peer Seminar Discussion
- Group Assignment: Criteria
- Individual Presentation: Criteria
- Tribalism Alive & Well
- Tribalism: Rob Roy
- Blogging is The NBT
- Class-lad Reading of "Rob Roy"
- Bronte's Gallophobia in a Modern Context
- Posts to "Comments"
- "Villette" Literary Qualities
- Meta-Course Discussion
- Course Field Study
- Reading Gap Between the Sexes
- Huffington on Darwin & .. Oh! ...
- Recapitulation
- Charlotte Bronte and Gallophobia
- Visiting Speaker: Author Nancy Warren
- Sex Differences: Spelke vs. Pinker
- Lively "Comments" Threads
- Optional Film Viewing: 9:30 am Wednesday May 11th
- Cosmopolitan: The Drink
- Print Culture: Purchase Preference by Sex
- Course Syllabus
- Class System in Britain
- Getting an A on an English Paper
- Visiting Speaker: Paul Grescoe
- Lad culture in Tudor and Stuart England
- Room Change
- Observe Satire ....
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Pertinent & Impertinent
- Course Outline
- "Among the Thugs:" My other course this term
- English Department Style Guide
- Chick-Lit+Lad-Lit Blog
- Ethel Wilson: Early Vancouver Chick-Lit
- John Mills: Vancouver Lad-Lit
- Database: British and Irish Women's Letters and Diaries
- 19th Century Bridget Jones
- [Via BookBlog] The Gender Genie.
- A Scrawny Oxford Poet Takes Lessons From The Tokyo Riot Police
- [Via Arts & Letters Daily] She was the filthy, sex-obsessed grandmother of chick-lit: her name was....
Ecce Vita Meum
- Dr. Stephen Ogden
- Gold River, British Columbia, Canada
- Ex hoc momento pendet Æternitas. Drexelius (via Henry Vaughan.)
Lecturer: Bathos
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