Prof. Patrick M. Quinn

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  Patrick J. QuinnPh.D. , University of Warwick
  
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  Patrick J. Quinn
  
  Patrick Quinn is Professor of English Literature at University College Northampton and general editor of the twenty-four volume Carcanet Press Robert Graves Programme.He is author of The Great War and Missing Muse : The Early Poetry of Robert Graves and Siegfried Sassoon , editor of Re-charting the Thirties , New Perspectives on Robert Graves , and The Dictionary of Literary Biography Documentary Series volumes on English Great War poets.He is the former editor of Gravesiana : The Journal of the Robert Graves Society and Focus on Robert Graves and His Contemporaries.His current literary projects include studies of American Great War literature and the English and Italian Decadent writers of the 1890s.He has lectured at Oxford , Penn State University , the University of Maryland , the University of Toronto ( where he was awarded the University of Toronto Teaching Award ) as well as in Iraq , Greece , Germany.He received his Ph.D. from the University of Warwick in 1987.

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  Patrick Quinn chairs the English Department at the University of Mississippi.He coedited An Anthology of Colonial and Post-Colonial Fiction and is now researching American Decadent literature during the early 1900s.

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  In the age of video fantasy games, it's not unusual for students to write about violence, said Patrick Quinn, who chairs the English Department at the University of Mississippi.
  
  "Many students these days that are 18, 19 years old ... are more likely to have this kind of violence-oriented mentality of what literature is as opposed to 30 or 40 years ago when they had a much more classical sense of what literature is about," Quinn said.
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  "I think clearly what this does - this whole incident at Virginia Tech - is it does make us more aware," Quinn said.

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  After English professor Griffith Brownlee refused to move the reading from the front of Bondurant Hall facing the Quad to the Student Union, UPD officers called Dean of Students Sparky Reardon, English department chair Patrick Quinn said.
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  "I guess (Sparky's) concern was we can't have anybody on campus because we could get white supremacists," Quinn said.
  
  Quinn said he got a call from Brownlee early in the morning and came to campus immediately.
  
  "According to Griffith, (the reading) would be disturbing," Quinn said. "But when you think about it, that's what you are trying to do.
  
  "I got on my high horse a little and said this is what universities are about," Quinn said. "It's kind of scary in the one sense , it's about banned books, and they try and shut us down. To assume automatically this is a bad thing says something about mindset," he said.
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  "Once I talked to Patrick Quinn and found out it was a part of the English department, it was straight."
  
  The problem was with the amplification used to stage the reading, Reardon said.
  
  He also said some communication or notification would have helped but that due to the nature of activities like this one, communication is not necessary.

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  Patrick Quinn named Dean of Chapman University's Wilkinson College
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  Patrick Quinn named Dean of Chapman University's Wilkinson College
  
  Congratulations to Umbra's good friends Professor Patrick Quinn and Dr. Angela Tumini.
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  Leaving his position as chair of the Department of English at the University of Mississippi, Quinn will be the dean of the Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences, effective July 1.
  
  Professor Quinn's distinguished career includes a professorship in English literature at the University of Northampton in England and a stint as dean of Humanities and Arts at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts. Quinn is a true Global Citizen. After his undergraduate and masters' studies in Canada, he received his Ph.D. from the University of Warwick, and then taught in England, Greece, Iraq, Germany and finally in the United States.
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  Quinn will be joined at Chapman by his wife and visiting instructor at the Umbra Institute, Dr. Angela Tumini, who was an assistant professor and director of the Italian program at the University of Mississippi.

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  Patrick Quinn named Dean of Chapman University's Wilkinson College

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  Briefcase: A bachelor's degree in computer games? - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/31/2004    Last Visited: 12/31/2004  

  Patrick Quinn, professor of literature and head of the humanities department, said there was plenty of gaming expertise in the department.

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  Patrick Quinn - University of Mississippi
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  Literary Encyclopedia: Richard Aldington - [Cached Version]
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  Patrick Quinn, University College Northampton
  
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  Patrick Quinn - Faculty & Staff: The Umbra Institute - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/11/2000    Last Visited: 6/25/2003  

  Patrick Quinn
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  Patrick Quinn
  
  Patrick Quinn is Professor of English Literature at University College Northampton and general editor of the twenty-four volume Carcanet Press Robert Graves Programme.He is author of The Great War and Missing Muse: The Early Poetry of Robert Graves and Siegfried Sassoon, editor of Re-charting the Thirties, New Perspectives on Robert Graves, and The Dictionary of Literary Biography Documentary Series volumes on English Great War poets.He is the former editor of Gravesiana: The Journal of the Robert Graves Society and Focus on Robert Graves and His Contemporaries.His current literary projects include studies of American Great War literature and the English and Italian Decadent writers of the 1890s.He has lectured at Oxford, Penn State University, the University of Maryland, the University of Toronto (where he was awarded the University of Toronto Teaching Award) as well as in Iraq, Greece, Germany.He received his Ph.D. from the University of Warwick in 1987.

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