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Welcome to my NYIT course home page. I teach literature surveys and seminars on such topics as Romanticism, Gothic literature, Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Folk and Fairy Tales.  I also teach Composition, Literary Research, Research Writing, and Technical Writing.  If you have more questions about my courses, please e-mail me at dhogsett@nyit.edu or call me at (516) 686-7769.  I welcome inquiries from prospective students and discussions with other teachers of English Literature and Composition.

Below is a list of the courses I teach at NYIT and the books I use.  You can click on the Amazon
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access to specific courses I teach and the required books, click the following links:

WRIT 101 College Comp I :: WRIT 151 College Comp II

WRIT 316 Technical Writing :: WRIT 366 Survey of Professional Document Production

LITR 410 Science Fiction :: LITR 420 Romantic Period Literature

LITR 450 Fantasy Literature :: LITR 450 Gothic Literature

NYIT 110 Introduction to Online Campus

Composition and Writing Courses

WRIT 101 College Composition I:  Academic Writing

WRIT 151 College Composition II:  Writing about Literature

WRIT 316 Technical Writing

WRIT 366: Survey of Professional Document Production

Literature Courses

LITR 410: On the Visionary Frontier: Science Fiction and Its Cultural Significance

LITR 420: Romantic Period Literature

LITR 450: Narnia, Middle Earth, and Beyond: Fantasy Realms in Literature

LITR 450: Gothic Literature and the Aesthetics of Transgression and Transformation

Other Courses

NYIT 110: Introduction to Online Campus

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