Joanne Saul
Canadian Studies and English
University of Toronto
University College, Rm. E101
Toronto, ON M5S 3H7

Fax (416) 971-2027
Email Joanne.saul@utoronto.ca

Hello and welcome. I am an assistant professor in the Canadian Studies Program and the Department of English and the University of Toronto. I specialize in contemporary Canadian literature. I have published articles on Michael Ondaatje, Daphne Marlatt, Dionne Brand and Fred Wah. I am also co-editor of a special issue of the University of Toronto Quarterly on haunting in Canadian literature and have edited a collection of essays on the multidisciplinary artist Roy Kiyooka. My book Writing the Roaming Subject was published this fall by UTP.  I teach the Humanities component of UNI 220Y and 320Y.

Teaching: 
UNI 320Y (Fall 2006)

ENG 110Y Narrative (2006-2007)
 
 
Resources: UNI 320
UNI 320 Fall Essay Resources 2006
UNI 320Y Postcolonial Questions

Resources: ENGL 110

ENG 110Y definitions: week 1
ENG 110Y definitions: week 4
Chaucer: Fairy Tale Definitions
Coleridge: Definitions
ENG 110Y Tips for the In-Class Response
Frankenstein: Definitions
ENG 110Y Film Analysis Handout
ENG 110Y Short Story Definition
 

Assignments:
UNI 320Y Proposal Assignment 2006

UNI 320Y Essay Questions 2006

ENG 110Y Fall Essay Questions
ENG 110Y Winter Essay Questions


UNI 220 Lecture Outlines:

UNI 220 Lecture #2: THE NORTH
UNI 220 Lecture #4: REGIONALISM
UNI 220 : Multiculturalism Lecture Outline
UNI 220: Charter Lecture Outline

UNI 220 Tutorial Questions:
Jan. 23rd Tutorial

UNI 220 Assignments:
UNI 220 Proposal
UNI 220 Essay Questions