Margaret Johnson
Professor of English
Chair, Department of English and Philosophy
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in English (1998), University of Oregon
M.A. English (1990), San Jose State University
B.S. Business Administration, Accounting emphasis (1986), University of California, Berkeley
I work in the fields of rhetoric and composition, postmodern fiction, and film studies. In the area of rhetoric and composition, my work focuses on pedagogical issues; in postmodern fiction, I deal mostly with issues of style and form. My research in film deals primarily with genre studies and queer theory. I regularly teach courses in all three areas.
Selected Publications
My work has appeared in the following publications: Quarterly Review of Film and Video, Film-Philosophy Quarterly, Popular Culture in Libraries, The Encyclopedia of Novels into Film, and CEA Forum. I have an article in the book The Geographical Imagination of Annie Proulx: Rethinking Regionalism (edited by Alex Hunt), and I wrote the Instructor’s Manual for The Shape of Reason, 3rd edition.
Courses Taught
- ENGL 631 Seminar in Teaching Writing
- ENGL 632 Seminar in Teaching Literature
- ENGL g431 Teaching and Writing Projects
- ENGL g401 Advanced Composition
- ENGL 308 Business Writing
- ENGL 305 Art of Film II
- ENGL 301 Writing about Literature
- ENGL 278 Survey of American Literature
- ENGL 126 Art of Film I
DEPARTMENT OF
ENGLISH &
PHILOSOPHY
921 S 8th Ave, Stop 8056
Pocatello, ID 83209-8056
Phone: 208-282-2478
Fax: 208-282-4472
Office:
Liberal Arts 262
Office Phone: 282-2478
johnmarg@isu.edu