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Anne Barker

Anne Barker

Contact:

164 Ellis Library

(573)882-6324

About Me

My Subject Specialties

English Language & Literature Foreign Language & Literature

My Guides

Chinese 3310: Chinese Poetry

Chinese 3320: Modern & Contemporary Chinese Fiction

Chinese: Language and Culture

Copyright for Extension Faculty and Staff

Dreams of Drift

English 1000 - Adam Kerker

English 1000: Pulitzer Prize Winning Photography

English 1310: Introduction to American Literature (Benjamin, Spring 2016)

English 1520: Creative Nonfiction

English 2000: Career Exploration

English 2000H: Imagining the Boundaries of Medicine

English 2010: Food Production Issues

English 2010: Intermediate Composition (Homer)

English 2010: Intermediate Composition (Howland-Davis)

English 2010: Intermediate Composition Guide to Resources: Megan Peiser

English 2030: Professional Writing

English 2100-002: Guide to Resources: Writing about Literature: Banned Books

English 2100: African American and Caribbean Narratives of Historical Revision and Historical Recovery

English 2100: Guide to Resources "Medievalisms in the Modern World"

English 2100: Perception and Pictorial Space in London

English 2100: Reviewing Jane Eyre

English 2100: The Immigrant Experience in the 20th Century

English 2100: Writing About Literature "Ghost Stories"

English 2100: Writing About Literature "Science Fiction and Fantasy"

English 2100: Writing About Literature: "Love Reconsidered"

English 2100: Writing about Literature: "The American Teenager"

English 2150: Popular Literature: All-American Apocalypse

English 2700/Anthropology 2150: Introduction to Folklore Field Research

English 4108: Victorian Detective Fiction

English 4168: Major Authors, 1789-1890: William Blake

English 4169/7169: Major Authors: Don DeLillo and Susan Choi

English 4188/7188: Victorian Women Writers

English 4188/7188: Victorian Women Writers:The Brontë Family

English 4206W Guide to Resources: Women in the Early Middle Ages

English 4250: The Victorian Novel

English 4970: Gothic Literature

English 4970: Law and Literature

English 4970: Proverbs, Wisdom, and the Pursuit of Knowledge

English 4970: Victorian Short Fiction

English 4970W: Monstrous Imaginations

English 4996: Career Exploration for English Majors

English 4996: Guide to Resources: Medievalism and Nostalgia

English 4996: Guide to Resources: Writing Climate Change

English 8240: Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries

English Literature: 19th Century

English Literature: Renaissance

English Literature: Restoration & Eighteenth Century

English/WGST 2180: Female Futures

English/WGST 4188: Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries

English: American Literature

English: Language and Literatures

English: Medieval Literature

English: Modern & Contemporary Literature

Film Adaptations of Novels

Film Studies 3845: Modern Israeli Film

Foreign Language & Literature

French 4993/7993

French/Spanish 8087: Research in Foreign Language Learning

Fun Stuff at the Library: Fiction and Beyond

Generational Differences

German 3230: Politik und Poetik: Bertolt Brecht

German 4260: Recent German Literature

German 8087: Introduction to 19th Century Literature: Literatur und Zeitschrift

German 8087: On the Uses and Abuse of Myth for Life: German Literature Since 1945

German Language & Literature

Graphic Novels & Other Nonfiction Genres

Historical Short Story Fiction

Introduction to Digital Humanities

Introduction to Literature Reviews

Mizzou Must-Reads

MU Digital Humanities Initiative

My Turn Columns

Narrating the Wartime Experience

NEH Summer Seminar: Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries

Orwell, Huxley and Issues

Painting and Poets

Problem Solution Paper

Professional Writing

Researching a Paper

Researching the Context of Cat's Cradle

Russian 4005 German 4005: Totalitarianism and Culture

Russian Language and Literature

Video in the (Virtual) Classroom