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Peter Paolucci

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Lecturer

Office: Atkinson Building, 728
Phone: (416)736-2100 Ext: 22143
Email: paolucci@yorku.ca
Primary website: http://www.yorku.ca/paolucci/


Primary areas of expertise include Shakespeare and the English Renaissance, electronic texts (XML markup and editing), the history and scholarship of editing Shakespeare, the history and development of English prose through style and stylistics, horror fiction and film (vampires, witchcraft, ghost stories, and lycanthropy), Bram Stoker's Dracula, Victorian poetry literature (prose and fiction), technology and teaching, computer applications in literary scholarship and editorial work, popular culture, Canadian studies (prose, fiction, and music), faculty support work through pedagogy and technology, software / website usability testing, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), theory and practice of Interface Design, Project Management, and faculty support work (training and development).

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Peter Paolucci has interests in Shakespeare and the Renaissance, electronic texts (XML markup and editing), the history and development of English prose through quantitative stylistics, horror fiction and film (vampires, lycanthropes, ghosts, witches, zombies, demons), Bram Stoker's Dracula, Victorian literature (but not drama), technology and teaching, computer applications in literary scholarship and editorial work, faculty support work through pedagogy and technology, usability testing, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), and the theory and practice of interface design.

Degrees

PhD, York
MA, University of Manitoba
BA, University of Manitoba

Research Interests

English , Information Technologies

Approach to Teaching


2009 (May): The Dean's Award for Outstanding Teaching, Faculty of Arts (now known as the faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies). 1995 (June 17):York Wide University Teaching Award (SCOTL) for Excellence in Teaching.


Current Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Winter 2024 AP/EN1001 3.0 M An Introduction to Literary Study LECT
Winter 2024 AP/EN1001 3.0 M An Introduction to Literary Study TUTR
Fall/Winter 2023 AP/HUMA1720 6.0 A Roots of West.Culture: The Modern Period LECT


Upcoming Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Summer 2024 AP/HUMA1780 6.0 C Stories in Diverse Media ONLN


Primary areas of expertise include Shakespeare and the English Renaissance, electronic texts (XML markup and editing), the history and scholarship of editing Shakespeare, the history and development of English prose through style and stylistics, horror fiction and film (vampires, witchcraft, ghost stories, and lycanthropy), Bram Stoker's Dracula, Victorian poetry literature (prose and fiction), technology and teaching, computer applications in literary scholarship and editorial work, popular culture, Canadian studies (prose, fiction, and music), faculty support work through pedagogy and technology, software / website usability testing, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), theory and practice of Interface Design, Project Management, and faculty support work (training and development).

Peter Paolucci has interests in Shakespeare and the Renaissance, electronic texts (XML markup and editing), the history and development of English prose through quantitative stylistics, horror fiction and film (vampires, lycanthropes, ghosts, witches, zombies, demons), Bram Stoker's Dracula, Victorian literature (but not drama), technology and teaching, computer applications in literary scholarship and editorial work, faculty support work through pedagogy and technology, usability testing, HCI (Human Computer Interaction), and the theory and practice of interface design.

Degrees

PhD, York
MA, University of Manitoba
BA, University of Manitoba

Research Interests

English , Information Technologies

Approach to Teaching


2009 (May): The Dean's Award for Outstanding Teaching, Faculty of Arts (now known as the faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies). 1995 (June 17):York Wide University Teaching Award (SCOTL) for Excellence in Teaching.


Current Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Winter 2024 AP/EN1001 3.0 M An Introduction to Literary Study LECT
Winter 2024 AP/EN1001 3.0 M An Introduction to Literary Study TUTR
Fall/Winter 2023 AP/HUMA1720 6.0 A Roots of West.Culture: The Modern Period LECT


Upcoming Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Summer 2024 AP/HUMA1780 6.0 C Stories in Diverse Media ONLN