[Milton-L] Milton & Pullman (and Blake and Lewis too)

[Margaret Thickstun]

Yes, /Little Women/ is a wonderful text to teach in relation to 
Bunyan--and it always surprises students who are expecting a saccharine 
girls' book, especially if you do the whole thing: Little Women and Good 
Wives.--Margie

Beth Bradburn wrote:
> "Little Women" would make an interesting addition to this already 
> fascinating module.
>
> Beth Bradburn
>> I've been teaching Pullman for the last few years in a module that 
>> runs from Milton, Bunyan and Blake, and it does make pedagogic sense 
>> as a little tradition.
>>  
>> Roger
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>>  
>> Dr Roger Pooley
>> School of Humanities
>> Keele University
>> Keele, Staffs ST5 5BG, U.K.
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>> Tel: 01782 733144
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Margaret Olofson Thickstun

Elizabeth J. McCormack Professor of English

Hamilton College

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