Stanley Blair, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
- Department
- English
- Office
- The Great Hall Annex 511
- Phone
- 732-571-3619
- sblair@monmouth.edu
- Office Hours
- Mondays and Thursdays, 8:30 - 9:45 a.m. and 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.; and by appointment.
Stanley Blair, Ph.D.
Education
Ph.D., Duke University
Research Interests
American literature and culture, New Jersey literature, popular culture, and history of rhetoric.
Publications
Multimedia
Additional Information
SERVICE:
Advisor (1997-2010), The Monmouth Review
Faculty Peer Observer
Courses
Frequently Taught Classes
- American Literature I (EN 207, EN 228)
- American Literature II (EN 208)
- American Realism (EN 329)
- College English II (EN 102)
- Cooperative Education: English (EN 388)
- Countercultures in American History (PR 441)
- Foundations of American Literature (EN 228)
- Here Be Dragons: Heroic Journeys (EN 218)
- Language and Community (EN 384)
- Literary Studies for English Majors (EN 226)
- Literature I: Ancient Through Renaissance (EN 201)
- Modern American Literature (EN 332)
- New Jersey Literature (EN 415)
- Seminar in English (EN 491)
- Superheroes: Echoes of Epic (EN 222)
- The Confessional Poets: Surviving Madness (PR 446)
Recently Taught Classes
2022 Spring
2021 Fall
- Countercultures in American History - PR 441
- Foundations of American Literature - EN 228
- Superheroes: Echoes of Epic - EN 222
2021 Spring
- Contemporary American Literature - EN 334
- Countercultures in American History - PR 441
- Language and Community - EN 384
2020 Fall
- Countercultures in American History - PR 441
- Foundations of American Literature - EN 228
- Superheroes: Echoes of Epic - EN 222
2020 Spring
- Language and Community - EN 384
- Modern American Literature - EN 332
- The Confessional Poets: Surviving Madness - PR 446
2019 Fall
- Foundations of American Literature - EN 228
- Seminar in English - EN 491
- The Confessional Poets: Surviving Madness - PR 446
2019 Summer B
- Here Be Dragons: Heroic Journeys - EN 218
2019 Spring
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