Julie H. Kim
Professor Kim received her PhD from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) in April 1995.
She wrote her dissertation on Milton and his idea of the family, and her doctoral areas of
specializations included (in addition to Milton) Renaissance Drama, 19th century British Novel,
and American Romanticism and Realism. She has published articles, reviewed, or presented
papers on Milton, Shakespeare and non-Shakespearean Renaissance Drama, Early Modern British
Culture, pedagogy, and detective fiction.
Academic year 2002-2003 is Professor Kim's 8th year at Northeastern Illinois University,
and she is on sabbatical leave during the Spring 2003 term. In addition to independent
studies and graduate thesis directing, Professor Kim has taught and will teach again the
following courses (for which syllabi are available):
English 101: Writing I (catalog description)
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e-mail j-kim6@neiu.edu
English 102: Writing II (The Research Paper)(catalog description)
English 203: World of Fiction (and Honors section English 203&)(catalog description)
English 220: Introduction to Shakespeare (catalog description)
English 221: English Literature: Beginnings to c. 1750 (catalog description)
English 222: English Literature: c. 1750 to Present (catalog description)
English 323: Shaw and Modern British Drama (catalog description)
English 325A: Readings in World Literature: Women Writers (catalog description)
English 329: Milton (catalog description)
English 330: Shakespeare: Comedies and Romances (catalog description)
English 331: Shakespeare: Tragedies (catalog description)
English 360: Detective Fiction (catalog description)
English 378: Twentieth Century Fiction I (catalog description)
English 379: Twentieth Century Fiction II (catalog description)
English 441D: Seminar in 16th c. Literature: Marlowe, Webster, Jonson (catalog description)
English 442A: Seminar in 17th c. Literature: Milton (catalog description)
English 450E: Studies in English Literature: The English Novel (catalog description)