Lewis Walker
Professor
Morton Hall 124
910.962.3335
walkerj@uncw.edu
Degrees
Ph.D., University of Virginia
M.A., University of California-Berkeley
B.A., University of Virginia
Academic Interests
Dr. Walker's teaching and research are focused on English literature from the late medieval period through the mid-17th century. His chief interest is in Shakespeare, but he has also done work on Chaucer and Milton. He is also interested in research methods and has taught the M.A. course that introduces students to scholarly research and to various subfields of English studies.
Courses Taught
ENG 233: The Bible as Literature
ENG 332: Shakespeare's Early Plays and Poems
ENG 333: Shakespeare's Late Plays
ENG 490 (509): Topics in Literature: Renaissance Drama
ENG 430 (504): The Age of Chaucer
ENG 431 (505): The Age of Elizabeth
ENG 432 (506): The Age of Chaucer
Major Publications
- "Chaucer's Contribution to The Tempest: A Reappraisal." Renaissance Papers
2000: 119-35.
- "'Il Penseroso and The Squire's Tale: Milton and the Attractions of
Incompleteness." Reassembling Truth: Twenty-first-Century Milton. Ed.Charles W. Durham and Kristin A. Pruitt. Selinsgrove: Susquehanna UP, 2003.49-62.
- "Samson at the Fair." Renaissance Papers 2006: 151-67.
- Shakespeare and the Classical Tradition: An Annotated Bibliography 1961-1991. New York & London: Routledge, 2002.
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