Dr. Greg McNamara—Clayton State University

Introduction to English Studies	English 3100 CRN 25460, Section 2 MW 4:30-5:45 PM Clayton State University
	English 3100 is a gateway to the field of English studies: readings, discussions, and written work emphasize important interpretive frameworks—literature, theory, literacy, and cultural studies—that guide study in the field and organize the English major at CSU. Major readings for this section include Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse, short stories from Stephen Crane, poetry from William Butler Yeats, and drama from William Shakespeare; we will also consider cinema, focusing on Alfred Hitchcock's thriller, Psycho. Introduction to English Studies Syllabus Documentation Guidelines Course Resources Voice of the Shuttle Web site for Humanities Research EServer Cultural Studies and Critical Theory Collection Dr. McNamara's Shakespeare Resources Page The Stephen Crane Society Literature of the Spanish-American War, excerpts from Stephen Crane's war correspondence Library of Congress Maggie: A Girl of the Streets Kingwood College Library's resources Excerpt Virginia Woolf gives a eulogy to words BBC recording of Woolf from April 29, 1937 The Virginia Woolf (VWOOLF) Listserv WB Yeats reads "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" Excerpt from WB Yeats' National Lecture on Modern Poetry BBC recording of Yeats from October 11, 1936 'Sailing to Byzantium' Masterclass video A tutorial by Dr. Luca Crispi at the National Library of Ireland Web site The William Butler Yeats Theatre Psycho at the Internet Movie Database Review of Psycho at Filmsite

Last updated January 7, 2008 by Greg McNamara