C. Dianne Bunch

Research Interests: Flannery O’Connor, Southern women writers


Courses Taught at ASU:
American Literature, including Southern literature, literary theory, American novel, Introduction to Literary Criticism, American Realism
EN 105: Intermediate Composition
EN 111: Freshmen Composition I
EN 112: Freshmen Composition II
EN 303: Literary Theory
EN 403: Literary Theory II
EN 308: The American Novel
EN 307: The British Novel
EN 330: American Fiction
EN 346: American Realism and Naturalism
EN 343: American Colonial Literature

Publications and Presentations:
Published in The Southern Literary Journal, Mississippi Quarterly, Encyclopedia of Religion in the South, Flannery O’Connor Bulletin

Presented papers at the Modern Language Association National Conference, The American Literature Association National Conference, International Conference of Religion and Literature in Oxford, England, American Studies in Turkey Annual Conference, and Global Conference on Evil and Human Wickedness in Prague, Czech Republic.



Professional Memberships: Modern Language Association, American Literature Association


Service and Outreach Activities: Received two National Endowment for the Humanities Grants and a Dwight D. Eisenhower Grant


Office Location: Harmon Hall,