Thank you Heather and Ted! This site is becoming quite a trove of teaching resources — what could be better?

Stephen, that’s GREAT — thank you for sharing both the syllabus and the link to the blog. I’m a fan of asking students in environmental courses to practice at being public intellectuals!

Here’s a blog my own students did for a grad course with some ecological leanings a few years back: http://eboveer.blogspot.com/

Not that it’s an EM syllabus, Karen, but one of my favorite blog posts on integrating early modern literature with ecocrit is this one by Lowell Duckert:

http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com/2014/08/teaching-literature-in-west-virginian.html

Actually … I just placed a syllabus there. Here’s hoping others will follow!

LOVE this idea! If you look to the left of this screen there is a button labeled “FILES.” We could use that as a repository for teaching materials that members are willing to share.

Jeffrey

I support this petition. It’s a great idea to have an active forum on Manuscript Studies and Textual Studies. The threads so far proposed are excellent.

Steve Nichols
Johns Hopkins