John H. Jones
Department of English
Jacksonville State University

Courses:

• EH558: Studies in Romantic Literature
• EH 501: Introduction to Graduate Study in English
  
• EH 441/441G: History of the English Language
• EH 422M: William Blake's Illuminated Poetry
• EH 412/412G: Victorian Poetry
• EH 404: Shakespeare
• EH 403: Shakespeare
• EH 311: Romantic Poetry
• EH 220: Honors Literature
• EH 219: Honors Literature
• EH 204: Survey of British Literature
• EH 203: Survey of British Literature
• EH 201: Survey of American Literature
• EH 104: Honors Composition
• EH 103: Honors Composition
• EH 102: Composition
• EH 101: Composition

Current and Recent Scholarship:

• Blake on Language, Power, and Self-Annihilation.  New York: Palgrave Macmillan.  Forthcoming.
•  Individual articles on "'The Clod & the Pebble' (Blake)," "Hobbes, Thomas," "Industrialism," "'The Shepherd' (Blake)," and "Slavery and the Slave Trade."  The Facts on File Companion to Literary Romanticism.  Ed. Andrew Maunder.  New York: Facts of File, 2009.  Forthcoming.
• "The Work of Reading Multiple Copies of Blake's Illuminated Books."  Blake and Production: Textual, Material, Economic, The International Conference on Romanticism, 2008.  Rochester, MI, 16-19 October 2008.
• "Blake's Diverse Texts: Milton."  New Light on Blake's Milton, North American Society for the Study of Romanticism 2008 Conference: Romantic Diversity.  Toronto, 21-24 August 2008.
• "Blake, Self-Annihilation, and Communication."  Language and the Self: From Locke through the Romantics, South Central Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies 2008 Conference.  New Orleans, 21-23 February 2008.
  
• "Blake's Production Methods."  Palgrave Advances in William Blake Studies.  Ed. Nicholas Williams.   Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, and New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.  25-41.
  

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