
Dr.
Bonnie Duncan
Associate Professor,
English and Women's Studies
Executive Editor, ReSoundings
Offices:
164 & 166 Hash Bldg.
Phone: (717) 871-2080
FAX: (717) 871-2446
Email address:
Bonnie.Duncan@millersville.edu
Office Hours:
T/Th 1:15 - 2:30, Wed. 10:00 - 12:30,
and by appt.
Note:
The fastest, most effective way to contact me, however, is by
email (see address above). If you are enrolled in one of my
classes, I will be contacting you via your Millersville email
account, so keep it cleared out (it'll stop receiving if it
is full) and review it regularly for messages.
Helpful
sites for my students:
- Academic
Discourse
Discussion groups, peer review, and other university discourse.
- Information
for my advisees
Graduate on time, get a job, have a life!
- Jing
Tutorials
- Make
It Work:
A guide to digital functionalities used in my courses.
- Writing
A Paper for me
Layout, design, and ascription issues
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Teaching
Schedule Fall, 2009
Physical
Classroom:
ENGL220:
Introduction
to Language Studies
(2 sections: 11:00, 2:30 T/Th)
Textbook:
Fasold
and Connor-Linton. An Introduction to Language and
Linguistics. Cambridge U.P., 2006. ISBN 0-521-61235-7
Taught
MU-Online:
(These courses have no physical presence on campus.
Activities take place on Blackboard.)
ENGL
403/603: Chaucer
Textbooks: Hardback or paper, any edition
- Davis, Norman. A Chaucer Glossary. Oxford University
Press, 1979; ISBN 978-0198111719
- Horobin, Simon & Jeremy Smith. An Introduction to
Middle English. Oxford U.P. 0195219503
- Saul, Nigel. The Oxford Illustrated History of Medieval
England. Oxford U.P. 1997. Paperback. ISBN-19-289324-6
- Optional: Geoffrey Chaucer. The Complete Poetry and
Prose of Geoffrey Chaucer. John Fisher (ed.) Cengage
Learning ISBN-13: 9780030286124). [Or use the Riverside
Chaucer, Larry Benson, ed. Both are readily available
used online. You just want a complete Chaucer in the original,
and not just the Canterbury Tales.]
ENGL 221: Introduction
to Linguistic Analysis
Textbooks: Hardback or paper, any edition
- Steven Pinker. The Language Instinct: How the Mind
Creates Language. Morrow Press, ISBN: 0060958332
- Stephen R. Anderson. Doctor Dolittle's Delusion: Animals
and the Uniqueness of Human Language. Yale U.P., 2006
ISBN 0300115253
- Keith Allan, Kate Burridge. Forbidden Words: Taboo
and the Censoring of Language. Cambridge U.P. ISBN
0521525640
Web
access information for all three courses:
Course learning materials
at our course
website. You will be given the username and password the
first day of class, while course
activities are on Blackboard
These materials as well as my course websites
are password protected to protect both your privacy and course
integrity. If you are enrolled in one of my course or
are my advisee, you will be provided with the necessary username
and password information. If you need them right away,
email me at bduncan@millersville.edu.
I will check your enrollment/advisement status and respond with
the appropriate information. If MU-Online students want to drop,
please email me with your M00 and a formal request to drop a
particular course. That can be accomplished online. |
Teaching/Learning
- Medieval Languages and Literature
- Middle English
- Linguistics
- Women's Studies
- Business Communication
Learning/Sharing
Women's Studies Steering Committee
Executive Editor, ReSoundings
Medieval Medicine, Particularly Ophthalmology
Medieval Women's Intellectual and Creative Work
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ENGL220: Introduction to Language Studies
ENGL 221: Introduction to Linguistic Analysis
ENGL 316: Business Writing
ENGL 337: Women Writers of the Middle Ages
ENGL 402/602: Middle English
ENGL 403/603: Chaucer
ENGL465: Neurolinguistics
ENGL 676: Business Writing for Managers and Executives
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