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James Lee
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
Visiting Lecturer in English
jlee@andersonuniversity.edu
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Academic Background
MFA, University of California
MA, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
BA, English University of California
Teaching at AU
What year did you start teacing at AU?
2023
How would you describe your classes to someone who has never attended one?
By emphasizing the unique dimensions of each rhetorical act, my students' grow in their awareness of the surplus and range of materials at their disposal. This awareness is surprising, but indispensable--not to be taken lightly.
Contact
jlee@andersonuniversity.edu
Fast Facts
By emphasizing the unique dimensions of each rhetorical act, my students’ grow in their awareness of the surplus and range of materials at their disposal. This awareness is surprising, but indispensable–not to be taken lightly.
English Composition & Literature
At Anderson University, I am encouraged to bear gospel fruit in accordance with the Word of God and befitting a member of Christ’s Church. In this way, I carry out my vocational duties as worship to the Triune God.
At Anderson University, students are encouraged to reflect upon God’s work through Christ by the Spirit as he accomplishes all his holy will.
“The queen is the lodestar, a said body in light of…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 30:1, Spring 2023.
“Tending bees is a posture, a position, my grandfather says…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 30:1, Spring 2023.
“Male drones project so much strength which disappears…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 30:1, Spring 2023.
“I put on the crown of my hood, the veil…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature in Environment, 30:1, Spring 2023.
“Regeneration”, Ordained Servant, February 2023.
“He points out marble-sized holes…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, republished by Duke University Press for National Poetry Month, April 2022.
“Against Sin”, Ordained Servant, February 2022.
“He points out marble-sized holes…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, The Minnesota Review, volume 96, May 2021.
“I only seem to be growing more vigorous…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, Juked, August 2020.
“The bees suffocate the queen…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, Juked, August 2020.
“Having swarmed, thousands of bees settle…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, Juked, August 2020.
“The same hyper-attenuated rage…”, from “Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, Juked, August 2020.
“Bee Suit: Spring Chores with Grandfather”, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 26:2, Spring 2019.
“Bonfire”, The Ordained Servant, August/September 2018.
“Sons and Daughters”, Christianity and Literature, 67:2, March 2018.
“Stones”, The Ordained Servant, April 2017.