TTS Practice | Curricula | Course Syllabi
This portal opens onto syllabi I designed and delivered in service to the Department of Comparative Literature at Binghamton University, State University of New York as a graduate instructor during the period 2013-2019. Each course listing below includes a link to the associated syllabus focused on the course synopsis and semester reading schedule, and each syllabus contains an internal link to its file archived by The Open Repository @ Binghamton (The ORB). The external files include University- and course-specific administrative notices ommited here. These documents are available for unrestricted non-commercial use and adaptation. —:c:—
COLI 214B-08 | Literature & Society | Spring 2019
A.I. and Other Radical Humanisms in Cyberpunk and Science Fiction
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 331T-02 | Television Culture | Winter 2019
Lens, Mirror, Screen: George Orwell’s 1984
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 110-07 | World Literature | Fall 2018
Worlds of Absurdity and Nothingness
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 211M-02 | Superhero Film & Contemporary Culture | Winter 2017
Flash
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 331P-01 | Pulp Fiction & Quentin Tarantino | Winter 2016
Pulp Fiction; Reservoir Dogs; Kill Bill, Vol. 1
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 211B-04 | Literature & Psychology | Fall 2015
Material Aesthetics
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 214B-02 | Literature & Society | Spring 2015
Societies of Discipline and Control
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 211B-06 | Literature & Psychology | Spring 2014
The Sublime, the Uncanny, and the Imagination
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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COLI 211B | Literature & Psychology | Fall 2013
Power, the Subject, and Technological Rationality
Binghamton University Department of Comparative Literature
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