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pyoder@truman.edu
Brewer 25, x4502
Office hours for Spring 2007
M, T 1-3pm.
R 1-3pm and 5-6pm
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began teaching at Truman in Fall 2006,
focusing on courses in methods of English instruction and
Romantic/Victorian literature.
Paul’s interests include “global educational systems and
their relationships to pedagogical structures as well as psycho-social
dynamics.” He is “also interested in the relationship between psychoanalytic
discourse and postmodernism in English and French literature of the
nineteenth century.”
Paul says: “I grew up in Saint Louis,
married to Michele and have one daughter Alexandria. Give me a good book and a blizzard
and I’m happy. I also enjoy
chess and cricket.”
Favorite quote and/or author and/or text:
“It is an educated
mind that is able to entertain a
thought without accepting it”—Aristotle
“When I was fourteen, I was absolutely sure that my
father was an idiot. However, by
the time I turned twenty-four, I was amazed at how much smarter he had
gotten”—Mark Twain
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