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Degrees and Institutions:
PhD University of Texas-Austin, 1981
MA Kansas State University, 1979
BA University of Missouri-Rolla, 1977
Courses Regularly Taught: Tagmemic Rhetoric, C. S. Lewis and the Inklings, African Literature
Area: Rhetoric, Linguistics, Literary Theory and Criticism
Research Interests: Distance Education, African Literature, Computer-mediated Discourse, C. S. Lewis and the Inklings, The Bible as Literature,
U. S. Southern Women Writers (O’Connor, Welty, McCullers, Porter, Hurston)
Recent Publications:
"Redeeming the Time: Pike's Tagmemics and its Impact on Rhetoric and Composition Theory," 571-88, Language and Life: Essays
in Memory of Kenneth L. Pike. Eds. Mary Ruth Wise, Thomas N. Headland, Ruth M. Brend. Dallas: SIL, 2003.
Chronicles of Narnia DVD Set (liner notes; trivia game) BBC Home Vision Entertainment, 2002.
"C. S. Lewis and Literary Criticism," 330-48. Reading the Classics with C. S. Lewis, Ed. Thomas L. Matin. Grand Rapids: Baker
Academic, 2000.
"Redeeming the Time: Kenneth L. Pike's Tagmemics and Its Impact on Rhetoric and Composition," In press. Kenneth L. Pike: His
Life and Work: A Festschriften, Ed. Thomas Headlund (SIL, June, 2002.)
Head Script Consultant, C. S. Lewis: An Examined Life. Oregon Public TV, 2000-01.
"C. S. Lewis and Literary Criticism." In Reading the Classics With C. S. Lewis, Ed. Thomas Martin (Baker, 2000), 330-48.
The C. S. Lewis Readers Encyclopedia. Editorial Board. (Zondervan, 1998). Served as co-editor; wrote/co-wrote 25 entries.
Searching for Great Ideas: Conversations Between Past and Present. (Harcourt, 1997). 2nd Edition. With Thomas Klein and Thomas
Wymer.
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