I held it truth, with him who sings
To one clear harp in divers tones,
That men may rise on stepping-stones
Of their dead selves to higher things.
(Alfred Tennyson, In Memoriam I. I-IV)
Welcome
to the Home Page of Dr.
Glanville, Associate Professor
Department of Language and Literature
State College of Florida
If you have a question, or just want to
say hello, contact me at glanvip@scf.edu.
Thanks to SCF’s ongoing support for public forums,
the syllabi below can be posted online, as resources for anyone who finds them
useful. If doing so will suit your needs, please feel free to download and
adapt them. For the images housed on this site, we are indebted to Artmagick's wonderful Pre-Raphaelite gallery. Artmagick's web page may be reached through the links noted
on this page.
Spring
2013 Courses
Angel
Site for ENC 1102 Online and The Short Story Online (all sections)
ENC
1102: Campus Based Section
Commonly Used Documents
Peer and Self Review Prompts: a
PowerPoint Presentation
Interviews for the first
week of class
Helpful
Download Sites
Freeware and Shareware Resources
For PC Users:
For MAC Users:
QuickTime
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Sample “A” PowerPoint Presentations from Recent
Classes
(Note: bibliographies may not be not included, as they were handed
in during class)
Sample Chopin
Presentation (1)
Sample
Chopin Presentation (2)
The Hall of Fame, Featuring Sample “A” Papers from
Recent Classes
Fiction
Analysis
of "Conversation with My Father"
Analysis of
Hawthorne's "Goodman Brown"
Analysis of Tan's "A Pair of
Tickets"
Analysis of O’
Connor’s “A Good Man is Hard to Find”
The Gilded Bird: An
Outstanding Student Written Short Story
Equality: An Outstanding
Student Written Short Story
Everlasting Life on the Farm:
An Outstanding Student Written Short Story
Death of an Hour: An Outstanding Student Written
Short Story
The Black Widow:
An Outstanding Student Written Short Story
Home Away from
Home Wrecker: An Outstanding Student Written Short Story
The Girl
Next Door: An Outstanding
Student Written Short Story
A Rumination of
Roots: An Outstanding Student Written Short Story
Novels
Analysis of The Haunting of Hill House
Analysis of The Handmaid’s Tale
Analysis
of Silas Lapham
and Ethan Frome
Poetry
Unrequited Love
Poetry Anthology
Sovereign
God Poetry Anthology (PDF Version)
Lost
Love Poetry Anthology (PDF Version)
Life and Nature
Poetry Anthology (PDF Version)
Analysis of
Rossetti’s “Goblin Market”
Another Analysis of
Rossetti’s “Goblin Market”
Analysis of
Boland’s “Anorexic”
Drama
Drama
Essay Samples: Draft and Final Version
Analysis of Trifles vs. “Jury of Her
Peers”
Order in
the Court: A Student Skit
An
Unexpected Surprise: A Student Skit
An
Impasse In Darkness Leaves Lonely Superstitions: A
Student Skit
850 Miles to Love: A Sample
Producers Essay
E-Learning
Final Reflections
E Learning Final
Reflections: A Sample Essay
Discover
your Primary Learning Style and Personality Type
Vark learning Styles Questionairre
Learning Styles
Questionnaire, by B. Soloman, NCSU
Jung Personality Test
Literary
Timelines
Literary History Eighteenth Century to Twentieth Century
Bedford St
Martin's Collection of Literature/Author Links
American Literature
Movements and Timelines
Brief
Overviews of Literary Movements
Bloom's Overview of
the Western Literary Canon
Resources on the Western
Literary Canon (Great Books)
Resources on the
Eastern and World Literary Canons (Great Books)
Contemporary
Literature Resources and Timelines (Great Books)
Online
Texts
E-Texts and
E-Books (Mostly Free)
Web Books' Anthology of Poetry
Representative Poetry On-line (a GREAT resource)
East of The Web’s Classic Short
Story Collection (Select “Fiction” then “Classics”)
Movement
Specific Resources
Neo-Classicism
and the Enlightenment
History Guide Lecture 9: The Eighteenth Century
Norton’s Brief Enlightenment Overview
Neoclassical
Landscapes and Gardens
Romanticism
and the Gothic Revival
Romantic Science:
Electromagnetism
History Guide
Lecture 16: "The Romantic Era"
Norton’s Brief Romanticism Overview
Romanticism: An Art
History Timeline
Illusions Gallery’s Gothic Art Collection
Realism,
Pre-Raphaelitism, and Naturalism
Olgas Pre-Raphaelite Art Gallery
Norton’s Brief Victorian Overview
Realism: An Art History
Timeline
The Victoria and Albert
Museum’s PreRaphaelite Collection
The PreRaphaelites and the Arts and Crafts Movement
Illusions
Gallery’s PreRaphaelite Print Collection
Regionalism and Local
Color Fiction
Realism in American
Literature
Naturalism in American
Literature
Modernism
Yale’s Outstanding Literary Modernism Site
Literary Modernism: A Brief Topic List
Norton’s Brief Modernism Overview
Jahsonic’s Literary Modernism Site
Voice of the Shuttle’s Modernism Hub
European
Art in the Twentieth Century
Olga’s Cubism and Impressionism Art Gallery
European
Art in the Twentieth Century
The
Beats
Harlem
Renaissance
Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture
Rhapsodies in Black: Art of the Harlem Renaissance
Library of Congress
Research Guide for Black History and Culture
Postmodernism
Jahsonic’s Postmodernism in Literature Site
Voice of
the Shuttle’s Postmodernism Hub
Late Twentieth Century Pop Art
Colonial,
Post Colonial and Post Imperial
Post Colonial
and Post Imperial Literature
Post-Colonial
Literature: A Collection of Links
Dystopian,
Utopian, and Science Fiction
Feminist Science Fiction, Fantasy and Utopia
Other
Great Sites
Luminarium ( treats lit of the 15th-17th centuries)
A Directory of
Native American Resources
Perspectives in
American Literature
An Introduction to Literary
Theory
Writing
and Literary Analysis Resources
CSU's
site: How to Analyze Poetry
WW Norton's Guide to
Writing About Literature
WW
Norton's Overview of Literary Terms
Online Dictionary, Thesaurus, and Translations
Commnet’s
Fabulous Grammar and Writing Guide
Leo's Thesis Statement Overview
Handbook of
Rhetorical Devices
General Fine Art
Resources
SCF Databases
This full text database contains
descriptions of art archives held by prominent libraries, museums, and
educational institutions around the world.
This full text database
contains texts by and about prominent artists, as published in journals, museum
catalogs, printed interviews, and primary sources.
This database is an image
library that features collections housed in the world’s major museums.
This full text encyclopedia
and image library features an extensive image collection that particularly
favors work housed in the Metropolitan Museum of art, and current works from
other museum collections. It also offers a full text encyclopedia of artists,
artistic movements, and art related terms.
This full text database
contains texts published in scholarly journals in the humanities.
Web Resources
This site compiles links to
artists’ biographies, museum collections, and fine art reproductions. You
can search it by artists, by movement, or by artwork.
This site offers an extensive
collection of texts and images relating to specific literary movements. You can
search it by artist, movement, nationality, or date.
This text based resource offers
brief introductions to various artistic movements.
This is an online dictionary
of art related definitions and terms.
Flickr holds a large
collection of image files one can search by tag and keyword.
Through this free site, one
can explore, compile, and share works of art housed in the world’s major
museums.
This site houses links to the
Smithsonian Museum’s collections and archives. It hosts images, texts,
and sound files.
This is a link to the
University of Missouri’s Online Museum Directory
Previous
Courses (On Site Versions)
LIT 2020: The Novel
World Literature II
English Literature II
Introduction to the Short Story
Syllabus and Assignment Schedule
ENC 1102: Campus Based Sections
Women in Literature
If you have comments, questions, or suggestions, please
email me at glanvip@scf.edu
Paintings on this Page (from the top left) and
Artists' Biographical Information (click on artists’ names):
Waterhouse,
John William. Circe. 1911. Unknown Location. Artmagick. Web. 20 Aug. 2009.
Swynnerton, Annie Louisa. The Sense of
Sight. 1895. Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool,
England. Artmagick. Web. 20 Aug. 2009.
Waterhouse,
John William. A
Tale from the Decameron. 1916. Lady Lever
Art Gallery, Liverpool, England. Artmagick. Web. 20 Aug. 2009.