Professor Joshi teaches courses on nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature of empire, including the British and Indian novel, narrative and postcolonial theory, book history, comparative modernisms, popular Hindi film, and nationalism.
- on writing papers, citing sources, and applying to graduate school
Current Courses (Fall 2006)
- English 172: "International Cinema: Bollywood, 1951-2001"
- English 690: "Nationalism and Public Fantasy in Bollywood Cinema"
Recent Temple Courses
- English 244, "The Victorian Novel"
- English 975, "Topics in Book History: Reading"
Previous Undergraduate Courses (UC Berkeley)
- English 165, "Nationalism and Popular Hindi Cinema, 1951-2001"
- English 150, "The Other Modernisms"
- English 126, "British Literature, 1900-1945"
- English 125B, "The Victorian Novel"
- English 125B, "The British Novel and Empire"
- English 100, "An Introduction to Postcolonial Theory"
- English 100, "Fabricating 'Englishness'"
- English 100, "Epic and Empire"
- English 45C, "Literature in English: mid-19th through 20th centuries"
- English 100, "Fabricating Englishness"
Previous
Graduate Courses (UC Berkeley)
- English 203, "The Novel in India"
- English 203, "Nationalism and Popular Film in Modern India"
- English 823, "Literature, Nationalism, Representation" (taught at the University of Wisconsin, Madison)