R. Paul Yoder, Ph. D.
Associate Professor of English
UALR

The doctor is in.

"Every thing possible to be believ'd is an image of the truth."
             William Blake, Proverbs of Hell

Apophenia: The spontaneous perception of connections
                      and meaningfulness in unrelated things.

Doc Yoder's Course Syllabi Doc Yoder's Notes Doc Yoder's Literature Notes Tips for Writers Format for Quotations and Titles Doc Yoder's Public Lecture Notes Phil Lesh Lecture Notes Jewish Sacred Books Notes	Were it not better don as others use, To sport with Amaryllis in the shade John Milton, Lycidas 67-68
Now the rainman gave me two cures, Then he said, "Jump right in." The one was Texas medicine, The other was just railroad gin. And like a fool I mixed them And it strangled up my mind, And now people just get uglier And I have no sense of time.          Bob Dylan, "Stuck Inside of Mobile"	Hitler had had entirely too brilliant a graphics department,                   and had understood the power of branding all too well.                            William Gibson, Pattern Recognition

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Cooper Honors Program Occasional Broadsheet Archive		Project Gutenberg	Bar-Bat Mitzvah Prayers	Zeke's Music Download Index
UALR Library		Electronic Text Center	Doc Yoder's Summer Vacation 2006
UALR Computing Services		Bartleby.com	Doc Yoder's Yard Birds
		Representative Poetry Online (U of Toronto)	Doc Yoder's Podcast on Tarzan at Dateline Jasoom
		Poemhunter.com
		A Small Anthology of Poems (select but interesting)

Strunk's Elements of Style at Bartleby.com: Could be the best thing you can do for your writing.