Alexander McCauley

Part-time Lecturer

apmccau@uw.edu

Personal Website

Office Hours: 

W TH 3:50 - 4:50

Fields of Interest

• 19th Century
• Ecocriticism

• Population
• Atlantis

Background and Experience

Research

Graduate, Dissertations

• McCauley, Alex. Victorian Atlantis: Drowning, Population, and Property in the Nineteenth-Century Novel. 2020. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.  
  Adviser: Jesse Oak Taylor

Courses Taught

Autumn 2021

• ENGL 198 D: Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science
• ENGL 198 E: Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science
• ENGL 200 B: Reading Literary Forms

Spring 2021

• ENGL 198 B: Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science

Winter 2021

• ENGL 299 F: Intermediate Interdisciplinary Writing - Natural Sciences

Autumn 2020

• ENGL 198 C: Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science

Spring 2019

• ENGL 111 K: Composition: Literature

Winter 2019

• ENGL 111 E: Composition: Literature

Autumn 2018

• ENGL 111 H: Composition: Literature

Spring 2018

• ENGL 111 V: Composition: Literature

Winter 2018

• ENGL 111 P: Composition: Literature

Autumn 2017

• ENGL 200 A: Reading Literary Forms: The Hungry Dead: Narratives and Consumption

Spring 2017

• ENGL 111 S: Composition: Literature

Winter 2017

• ENGL 111 R: Composition: Literature

Autumn 2016

• ENGL 202 AB: Introduction To The Study Of English Language And Literature
• ENGL 202 AC: Introduction To The Study Of English Language And Literature

Spring 2016

• ENGL 111 E: Composition: Literature

Winter 2016

• ENGL 111 E: Composition: Literature

Autumn 2015

• ENGL 111 A3: Composition: Literature

Spring 2015

• ENGL 131 H: Composition: Exposition

Winter 2015

• ENGL 131 E: Composition: Exposition

Autumn 2014

• ENGL 131 C: Composition: Exposition

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