Overheads, concept maps and additional resources will appear on this page. Click links to open or to download. Print copies of some of these materials are available in the course reserve binder in the library.
NOTE: Some of these files will be augmented by additional materials as the course progresses. An announcement will be made on the “Announcements” page when the files are updated or when new materials become available.
Please find below an information document regarding the remainder of the term:
ENGL 300 COVID19 class plan and instructions
CLASS DOCUMENTS
300 what is theory structure of course
CLASSICAL THEORY brief overview
PPT: Classical and Medieval Philosophy: Continuities and Discontinuities
Augustine and Polysemy Revised 2020
HORACE INSTRUCTIONS for Teaching me
PPT: MID-TERM EXAM INSTRUCTIONS
PPT :Sidney
PPT: LIBERAL HUMANISM
PPT (this is a companion to the Wilde 2020 PPT linked below: Aestheticism
Aestheticism group work FOR WILDE CLASS
PPT: Arnold / LIBERAL HUMANISM
Note: This PPT is the basis of the Narrated PPT but it does not contain the narrations. However, it might be useful to you. You have received the URL for the narrated version in your UNBC email: Arnold LIBERAL HUMANISM REV 2020 for narration
Note: The Aphra Behn PPT linked below is the basis for the narrated PPT but does not contain the narrations. You have received the URL for that narrated PPT in your UNBC email:
Pizan Discussion Questions for In-Class Exercise
du BELLAY Discussion Questions for In-class Exercise
PPT: Precursors, Posterity, Influence
PPT: Ancients vs Moderns Debate
CONCEPT MAPS
A Brief Guide to Reading Dr. Dickson’s Concept Maps
Concept maps 1: global concepts
Concept maps 4: Augustine/Polysemy
Concept maps 5: Aquinas, Hugh of St. Victor
Concept maps 6: Anciencts v. Moderns, Renaissance Humanism, Boccaccio
SAMPLE DISCUSSION QUESTION ASSIGNMENT
English 300 Discussion Question exemplar
SAMPLE REMIX WITH ESSAY
SUPPLEMENTARY TIPS AND GUIDES
Link to Dr. Dickson’s Helpful How-To Documents Page
General Tips on Asking Good Questions
Core Questions that Concern Literary Theory
MEDIA LINKS
- ON LINE ODDITIES AND OTHER USEFUL THINGS
- Visuewords visual dictionary This dictionary is very cool. Type in “Philosophy” and then stand back.
- LINKS TO COOL REMIX STUFF : This is a list of cool remix stuff (just like it says on the label) that I’ve found wandering the internet. Have a look. Get inspired. If you find anything interesting along these lines in your travels, particularly anything related to theory, drop me a comment and I’ll add it to my list.
- Sonnet 155: Rock Remix and Shakespeare
- Terminator The Second, a Shakespearean Remix: Because Shakespeare pwns everything, everywhere, forever
- YOUTUBE
- UNBC BLIP TV
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- A Brief Guide to Dr. Dickson’s Concept Maps
- http://blip.tv/unbc/concept-maps-2585868
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- PODCASTS
- Lots of really cool stuff here. These, and other CBC podcasts are also available for free on iTunes or the free CBC Listen app.
- FREE DOWNLOADS
- Note that no specific endorsement of these products is implied. Use your judgment with regard to the quality and usefulness of these programs.