Rate My Professor Josie Carter

Dr Carter's key publications include peer-reviewed journal articles such as 'How far are we prepared to go? Mohsin Hamid's Exit West and the refuge crisis' (2021), 'Reading The Dead With W.G. Sebald: relational challenges to neoliberalism' (2019), 'Destabilizing the local referent: The flight of Laurence Fearnley's Butler's Ringlet' (2014), 'W. G. Sebald and the Ethics of a Guilty Conscience' (Interventions, 2013), and 'An Other Form of Ghost Story: Janet Frame's “The Adaptable Man”' (2011). Her earlier work features 'H. Rider Haggard's She: An Apocalyptic Reflection of the Flaws Inherent in Imperial Ideology' (Deep South, 2003). She teaches courses including ENGL127: Essentials of Writing, which involves weekly lectures on writing at the paragraph level and tutorials; ENGL228: Writing for the Professions, featuring assessments such as in-class tests, structural outlines, sources exercises, presentations, and a portfolio; and co-teaches ENGL121: English Literature: The Remix, exploring canonical texts in relation to modern adaptations. Additionally, she participated in the University Book Shop's Catch-Up Book Club, leading a discussion on Kazuo Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go' in 2022.