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FACULTY NAME
Jolynn Parker
Ph.D. in progress, University of Chicago
Office: 405 Hall of Languages, 315-443-5985
Email:
jmpark02@syr.edu
Early American Literature and Culture;
19th Century American Literature; and Culture Gender Studies
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Courses Taught
Publications
American Passages: A Literary Survey (Instructor and Student Guide). New York: Corporation for Public Broadcasting and W.W. Norton & Co, 2004.
“Exploring Borderlands: Contact and Conflict in North America”
“Utopian Promise: Puritan and Quaker Utopian Visions, 1620-1750”
“The Spirit of Nationalism: Declaring Independence”
“Masculine Heroes: American Expansion, 1820-1900”
“Slavery and Freedom: Race and Identity in Antebellum America”
“Regional Realism: Depicting the Local in American Literature, 1865-1900”
“Social Realism: Class Consciousness in American Literature, 1875-1920"
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Courses Taught
American Regionalisms
The Novel and the Newspaper in America
Captivity, Servitude, and Slavery in American Literature
Reading and Interpretation
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