J. Keith Hyde, PhD
Associate Professor, English and Social Science
Program: English / Social Science
Instruction & Research
In the classroom, I prioritize active analysis and discussion-based engagement with literary texts so that students acquire both academic and life skills in close reading, critical thinking, writing, and dialogue. Like a good pot of tea, learning is something that is best shared together. My research interests include English literature, history of Christianity, religious studies, history of northern Manitoba, Soren Kierkegaard, Friedrich Nietzsche.
Academic Courses & Instruction
ENG.1000 Introduction to Literature
ENG.1005 Introduction to Indigenous Literature
ENG.1010 Thematic Approaches to the Study of Literature
ENG.1015 Major Works and Authors of the 20th Century
ENG.2000 Contemporary Canadian Aboriginal Literature 1: Prose
ENG.2015 Selected Topics: Fairy Tales, Fantasy, and Culture
ENG.2300 Images of the North 1
ENG.2301 Images of the North 2
IDS.1000 Foundations of Student Success
SOC.3801 Special Topics in Sociology: World Religions
SSC.3030 The Reformation
Academic Courses & Instruction
ENG.1000 Introduction to Literature
ENG.1005 Introduction to Indigenous Literature
ENG.1010 Thematic Approaches to the Study of Literature
ENG.1015 Major Works and Authors of the 20th Century
ENG.2000 Contemporary Canadian Aboriginal Literature 1: Prose
ENG.2015 Selected Topics: Fairy Tales, Fantasy, and Culture
ENG.2300 Images of the North 1
ENG.2301 Images of the North 2
IDS.1000 Foundations of Student Success
SOC.3801 Special Topics in Sociology: World Religions
SSC.3030 The Reformation
