Courses

Courses currently offered, Spring 2008.

English 360: The Anglo-Saxons. Crosslisted as History 360, Medieval Studies 360, and Religious Studies 360.  MWF 11 - 11:50 am. 3 credits.

Syllabus (of a former version)

English 359: Beowulf.  Crosslisted as Medieval Studies 359.  MWF 1:20 - 2:10 pm.  3 credits.

Syllabus (of a former version)

Listed below are a few other UW - Madison courses I have taught, with links provided to the syllabi for several of them.

English 215 : Survey of British Literature, Beowulf to ca. 1800, Spring 2007

English 563 : Studies in Narrative Literature: The Ballad, Fall 2002 (crosslisted as Folklore 450: The Ballad)

Syllabus

English 724 : Theory of Oral Narrative, Spring 2007 (crosslisted as Folklore 530: Special Topics)

Syllabus (of a former version)

English 795: Graduate readings.  Robin Hood: The Early Sources for the Legend.

Readings from 15th to 17th-century texts featuring the famous "social bandit." 1 credit.

English 795: Graduate readings. The Shaping of History in Early Medieval Britain.

A study of a number of early texts that purport to represent the real history of the people of Britain, from Bede to Geoffrey of Monmouth. 1 credit.

English 950: Graduate seminar. The Discovery and Invention of Old English Literature. 

Taught in conjunction with a Newberry Library seminar on that same topic, running for 10 weeks from January 7 to March 11, 2005.  3 credits.

Syllabus.

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