Welcome to Richard Ruppel's Home Page 
Professor of English & Peace & Justice Studies
Chapman University

Office  Smith Hall, Room 07
Phone: (714) 997-6754 (Office)
Office Hours:  8:30-9:30am, Mondays & Tuesdays, & by appointment    
E-Mail: ruppel@chapman.edu

 

Spring 2025 Courses:

 

English 208: Composing the Self: Tuesday & Thursday, 1:00-2:15pm, 102 Doti Hall.
ENG/PCST 360:  War, Memory Literature: Tuesday & Thursday, 2:30-3:45pm.  201 Doti Hall. 

ENG 347 – Cognition & the Novel: Monday & Wednesday, 1:00-2:15pm, 106 Smith Hall.

 

 

Ruppel’s Curriculum Vitae

 


Archived Courses

 

Fall 2024 Courses: 

 

FFC 100A, section 24 – Neuroscience & Literature: A Cognitive Approach to Reading Fiction

English 223, section 3—British Literature 1789-Present

 

Fall 2021 Courses: 

FFC 100A.13 – Neuroscience & Literature: A Cognitive Approach to Reading Fiction
English 345—Ladies and Gentlemen:  Gender in the Age of Victoria

 

Spring 2020 Course:

English 223.02:  British Literature 1789-Present

 

Spring 2019 Courses

PCST/ENG 360:  War, Memory, & Literature

 


Fall 2017-Spring 2018:  On sabbatical leave 

Fall 2016 Courses:

 

PCST/ENG 360:  War, Memory, & Literature

Spring, 2015

English 545/445—Henry James & Joseph Conrad

Spring 2014

English 334—British Romantic Literature
English 335—British Victorian Literature

Fall 2013

English 238 – British Literature Survey II

Spring 2013:

English 545 – Major Authors:  Joseph Conrad (Thursdays, 4-6:50pm)

Spring 2012:  ENG 250:  Introduction to Fiction

 

Fall 2011:

 

English 336 – Modern British Literature
Honors 322
Political Literary Theory and the Modern Novel
British Colonial Literature:  Reading and Conference

Spring 2011 - Reading and Conference - ENG 337 - British Colonial Fiction


Fall 2009:
  FFC 100.46:  The Literature of Devotion

Spring 2009:  English 104.3 – Composition & Introduction to Literature
                       English 535—British Victorian Literature         

Spring 2008:  English 498:  Senior Seminar

Spring 2007 English 522:  Modernism in American Literature—Modern Poetry


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