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Meet Our Faculty
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William
Henry McDonald
Email Dr. McDonald at hmcdonald@ou.edu
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| Professor McDonald has
published The Normative Basis of Culture: A Philosophical
Investigation (Louisiana State University Press, 1986) and The
Ethics of Comparative Religion (University Press of America, 1984).
Recent articles on American literature, literary theory, and philosophy
have appeared in Surfaces (1995), Texas Studies in Language
and Literature (1992), The Henry James Review (1990), The
Philosophical Forum (1990), Partisan Review (1989), and The
American Scholar (1989). He is completing a book on Theory's
Imaginary: Philosophical Tradition and Literary Studies Since The
Sixties. Professor McDonald offers courses in 19th and 20th Century
American literature, women's writing, modernism, and the American
Renaissance. His graduate teaching covers narrative techniques,
narratology, speech-act theory, and contemporary philosophy. He
believes that "a good graduate seminar provides an intellectually
demanding, open environment in which students can develop the writing
and research skills crucial to success in this profession." |
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