Barbara Riebling

1993 Ph.D. Graduate
Dissertation Advisor(s): Robert Yongue Turner
"The Drama of Counsel: Advice and Favor on the Tudor Stage"

Associate Professor of English, University of Toledo

Barbara Riebling is a Lecturer in the Department of English with a specialization in Renaissance English literature, both drama and poetry. Her publications include articles on Shakespeare, Milton and Andrew Marvell. She is the co-editor of After Poststructuralism: Interdisciplinarity and Literary Theory (1993). Her other research and teaching interests include science and literature and the history of political thought.

Awards

2009 CGS and LPS Awards for Distinguished Teaching - Affiliated Faculty

1990 Dean’s Award for Distinguished Teaching by Graduate Students

Courses Taught

summer 2015

ENGL 471.941 Drama on Trial: Playing with Justice, Injustice, and Revenge canceled

summer 2014

ENGL 430.940 The Demon Other and Other Demons

fall 2011

ENGL 436.640 Shakespeare and Film

summer 2011

ENGL 101.920 Study of an Author: Shakespeare

ENGL 475.960 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

fall 2010

ENGL 101.601 Shakespeare

summer 2010

ENGL 101.920 Shakespeare

spring 2010

ENGL 031.001 Renaissance Literature & Culture

ENGL 101.601 Shakespeare

ENGL 495.660 A History of Catastrophe

fall 2009

ENGL 031.001 Renaissance Literature & Culture canceled

ENGL 430.640 Italy on the English Stage

summer 2009

ENGL 101.920 Study of an Author: Shakespeare

ENGL 475.960 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

spring 2009

ENGL 231.601 Unruly Women and Women Who Rule

fall 2008

ENGL 101.601 Shakespeare

ENGL 275.301 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

summer 2008

ENGL 101.920 Study of an Author: Shakespeare

ENGL 429.960 Town or Country: Warring Ideologies on Living the Good Life

spring 2008

ENGL 040.001 British Poetry, 1660-1914

ENGL 213.601 The Demon Other and Other Demons

fall 2007

ENGL 101.601 Shakespeare

ENGL 475.960 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

summer 2007

ENGL 101.920 Study of an Author: Shakespeare

ENGL 475.960 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

spring 2007

ENGL 020.001 Literature Before 1660

ENGL 101.601 Shakespeare

ENGL 226.601 Drama to 1660: Playing with Faith, Love, and Power

fall 2006

ENGL 429.640 Going to Hell: Exploring the Infernal in Western Literature

summer 2006

ENGL 101.920 Shakespeare

ENGL 429.960 Warring Ideologies on Living the Good Life

spring 2006

ENGL 020.001 Literature Before 1660

fall 2005

ENGL 031.001 Renaissance Literature and Culture

ENGL 422.640 Adultery and the Literary Imagination, Medieval to Early Modern

ENGL 475.660 Literary Representations of Nature and Society

summer 2005

ENGL 429.960 Town or Country: Warring Ideologies on Living the Good Life

spring 2005

ENGL 020.601 Literature before 1660

ENGL 022.001 Escape/No Escape: The World of Romance and the Pastoral

fall 2004

ENGL 231.601 Renaissance Poetry

ENGL 430.640 Shakespeare on Trial

summer 2004

ENGL 100.920 Intro to Literary Study

ENGL 475.960 Envisioning the Environment: Literary Representations of Nature and Society

spring 2004

ENGL 020.302 Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 233.601 Renaissance Drama

fall 2003

ENGL 016.304 The Tyrant's Feast

ENGL 230.601 Imagining Evil in the English Renaissance

ENGL 441.640 Literature and History: Methods, Research and Writing Between the Disciplines

summer 2003

ENGL 093.920 Poetics of Power

ENGL 430.940 Shakespeare and The Prince

spring 2003

ENGL 020.301 Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 235.301 Shakespeare's Women

fall 2002

ENGL 020.303 Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 230.601 Unruly Women-Women Who Rule

ENGL 430.640 Shakespeare on Trial

summer 2002

ENGL 430.940 The Demon Other and Other Demons

summer 2001

ENGL 430.900 Adv. Topics in Renaissance

summer 2000

ENGL 430.920 Family Matters

summer 1999

ENGL 430.910 Family Matters: Tales from the Dark Side

summer 1998

ENGL 430.910 Advanced Topics In Renaissance