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bdelmoni@truman.edu
McClain 327, x4492
Office hours for Spring 2007
Tuesday and Thursday from 1-5, MWF from 1:30 -2:30, and by arrangement.
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started at Truman in 1984. Dr. Delmonico specializes in, and
usually teaches Shakespeare, Asian Literature, Folklore, and Women Writers.
Her current research interest is South Asian Folklore.
"I'm from Kentucky,
did my doctorate in Renaissance Lit at Notre Dame, lived in New Hampshire for over a decade, and have
been slowly becoming a Kirksvillian for the past
twenty years. I'm a genuine Indophile and an
armchair folklorist. For fun, I nag my children, listen to my resident
Sanskrit scholar, and fume about my country's political mistakes."
Her favorite quotation?
"It was customary for the ancients, in the
books which they wrote, to express themselves very obscurely so that those
in later generations...could ...put the finishing touches to their meaning."
-Marie de France
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