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Sarah Copland

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Research interests

ENGL 102 Analysis and Argument ENGL 103 Introduction to Literature ENGL 220 Reading Intersectionality ENGL 282 Introduction to the Short Story ENGL 361 Early 20th-Century American Literature ENGL 364 Topics in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature (Gender and Sexuality in Virginia Woolf and Her Heirs; Fictional Minds) ENGL 365 Early 20th-Century British and Anglophone Literature ENGL 366 Contemporary British and Anglophone Literature ENGL 368 Topics in Race and Gender (Narrative Ethics and Politics) ENGL 401 Studies in Genre (Collecting Fictions: The Short Story Collection in the Academy and Literary Marketplace) ENGL 495 20th-Century Literature (James Joyce's Ulysses ) ENGL 495 20th-Century Literature (Narrative Theory: Narrators and Narratees) | Modernism (British, American and Anglophone), rhetorical narrative theory, narrative ethics, the novel, the short story, prefaces, the politics of form, fictionality, contemporary literature, great books of the Western tradition, scholarship of teaching and learning (gender-inclusive language in the first-year writing classroom; flexible approaches to assessment)

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Sarah Copland is Associate Professor at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include ENGL 102 Analysis and Argument ENGL 103 Introduction to Literature ENGL 220 Reading Intersectionality ENGL 282 Introduction to the Short Story ENGL 361 Early 20th-Century American Literature ENGL 364 Topics in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature (Gender and Sexuality in Virginia Woolf and Her Heirs; Fictional Minds) ENGL 365 Early 20th-Century British and Anglophone Literature ENGL 366 Contemporary British and Anglophone Literature ENGL 368 Topics in Race and Gender (Narrative Ethics and Politics) ENGL 401 Studies in Genre (Collecting Fictions: The Short Story Collection in the Academy and Literary Marketplace) ENGL 495 20th-Century Literature (James Joyce's Ulysses ) ENGL 495 20th-Century Lit. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.

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