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Orville and Mary Patterson Routt Professor of Literature
Elizabeth Dobbs (B.A.,
St. John's College [Annapolis]; M.A. and Ph.D., State University
of New York at Buffalo) teaches rhetoric, historical linguistics,
and seminars on Chaucer and other English and European medieval
writers. In Spring 2002, she taught an interdisciplinary MAP
Seminar, "Conceptions of Space and Place in Europe and the Mediterranean,
400-1650," with Professor Marci Sortor from the History Department.
She also has directed MAPs for the Linguistics Concentration, teaches a plus-2 in Old English with her course in historical linguistics, and regularly offers the option of readings in Latin, French, and Italian in her advanced seminars.
She has co-edited a translation and commentary on Aristotle's Poetics,
co-edited a monograph on Aristotle's theory of mathematics, and
published articles in Studies in the Age of Chaucer and The
Chaucer Review. She has developed two websites, Dr. Syntax
and JGrimm.
Prof. Dobbs' Home Page
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