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JanesAS 391637-6200 ext 6486majanes@grenfell.mun.ca
​B.A., M.A. (Memorial). PhD London; Chair of Humanities
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20th and 21st century literature, second language pedagogy, learning communities, reader response theory, and subjectivity.  Professor Janes wrote his PhD thesis on Annie Ernaux.
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WillsAS 332E(709) 637-6200  ext. 6309bwills@grenfell.mun.ca
Visiting Assistant Professor, BA University King’s College, M.A. Dalhousie, P.H.D MacMaster
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Dr. Wills’ research area is Plato and the History of Platonism particularly in Augustine and the Medieval and Early Modern Augustinians. He is more broadly concerned with the tradition of philosophical theology in general and its relation to the symbolic, poetic and erotic dimensions of experience. Dr. Wills is currently working on the role of myth and imagery in Plato’s Phaedo and is writing on the role of imaginative representation in religious belief.       
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