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cbreed@truman.edu
Baldwin 278, x 5981
Office hours for Spring 2007
T&Th 3-5, W 9-2:30
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came to Truman in 1988. He specializes in, and usually
teaches Ancient Literature and Early American Literature, Literary Theory
(both production and recognition theory), Adolescent Literature, Secondary
Pedagogy, and Writing. His current research interests are middle brow
literature of America's
Modern period, and British American liaisons, 1600-1850.
Currently Chett is president of Truman’s Phi Beta
Kappa chapter and co-convener of the English faculty.
"From
California, out of
Massachusetts
by Michigan
(as a horsebreeder would say)--in love with the 'ville and ready to go on. Lifetime traveler and
(un)published writer."
His favorite quotation?
"She pulled in her horizon like a great
fishnet. Pulled it from around the waist of the world and draped it over her
shoulder. So much of life in its wishes! She called in her soul to come and
see."
-Hurston's last sentences in
Their Eyes Were Watching God, 1937.
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