Professor Theresa Thompson

“Beneath it is all dark, it is all spreading,
it is unfathomably deep;
but now and again we rise to the surface
and that is what you see us by.”
Virginia Woolf

"I can't bear art that you can walk round and admire. A book should be either a bandit or a rebel or a man in the crowd."
D. H. Lawrence

"All first-rate poetry is occupied with morality: this is the lesson of Beaudelaire."
T. S. Eliot

Fall 2008 Courses

Nothing's absolute.

English 2130 F & K: World Literature III, Developments in Modern Thought

English 4150 A: Studies in 20th-Century British Literature

English 4150/6000 E: Studies in 20th-Century British Literature, Graduate Level

English 7000 A: Introduction to Graduate Studies in English

Student Resources

Access Office for Students with Disabilities
VSU Student Success Center (SSC)
St. Martin's Handbook
Hypergrammar
Paramedic Method for Editing
How to Avoid Plagiarism
Bedford Research Room
How to Write a Review of the Literature
Literary Resources
Websites for Literary Theory
Websites for Women / Gender Studies
Website for The American Civil Liberties Union

Information about the Professor

Curriculum Vitae (Printable Copy)
Poetry
Notes on Teaching English

Good literature is also tasty.