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Faculty: Richard Swope


Prof. Richard Swope

Brief introduction:
Academic Degree:

PhD, University of West Virginia (2001)


Areas of Expertise:

20th Century American Literature,
Theory & Criticism,
Detective Fiction





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 Contact Information
 Brief biography
 Course Syllabi
 Curriculum vitae
 Useful links

 

Contact Information

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Office location: English Department, Office #PED-8
Basement of Pedreira Building, College of Humanities
Office hours:

Available from professor

Phone:

(787) 764-0000 ext. 3806
Messages: (787) 764-0000 ext. 2553 (at the English Department office)

Email:
raswope@onelinkpr.net 

 

Brief biography

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Rick Swope was raised in Chicago and later Northern Utah, where he became an avid mountain biker and skier. He later opted to move east and pursue his interest in literature at West Virginia University, where he completed his M.A. and Ph.D. in English and also taught courses in both composition and literature. In the Fall of 2001, he accepted a position in the English Department at the University of Puerto Rico where he now offers courses on American Literature and Contemporary Fiction. His research projects have combined his interests in such diverse subjects as urban space, the avant garde, detective fiction, film noir, punk rock, and ecological studies. His articles have appeared in Contemporary Literary Criticism as well as such journals as African American Review, Science Fiction Studies, and Critique. His other interests include movies (mostly of the independent variety), basketball, and music.

 

Course Syllabi

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Syllabi:
Links to Course Catalog descriptions:

 ENGLISH 6417
 ENGLISH 6029


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 ENGLISH 6029


 
Last update:  December 15, 2007 17:09
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