The English Literature department at Boise State University prepares students for a variety of futures by developing skills of critical inquiry, analytical reasoning, and oral and written communication, which are transferable to any profession. Faculty offer expertise in British and American literature, interdisciplinary humanities, and a range of genres including fiction, poetry, drama, and film. Faculty are committed to innovative, student-centered teaching and learning in a variety of formats including online, hybrid, and face-to-face instruction; internships and experiential learning; and student-faculty collaborative research.
Books from 1988
The Silent Screen & My Talking Heart: An Autobiography, Tom Trusky
Submissions from 1986
An Ethno-Historical Shoshone Narrative Pɨe Nɨmmɨn Naakkanna "How We Lived Long Ago", Jon P. Dayley
Tatape Pekkappɨh Sun Killer (Cottontail and the Sun), Jon P. Dayley
Books from 1985
Tzutujil Grammar, Jon P. Dayley
Voice in Tzutujil, Jon P. Dayley
Why All Languages Aren't SOV or VOS or How Competing Motivations Lead to Natural Inconsistency, Jon P. Dayley
Submissions from 1983
Voice and Ergativity in Mayan Languages, Jon P. Dayley
Submissions from 1982
A Hard Fought Repartee, Jon P. Dayley