James MacKillop, Ph.D.
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Personal Information Education Syracuse University, Ph.D. in English Literature. Wayne
State University, M.A. and B.A. in English Literature.
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Professional Experience Syracuse New Times, Contributing Editor, 1984- Syracuse
University, Humanistic Studies Center, Lecturer, 1999- Onondaga
Community College, Professor of English, 1967-1999 SUNY
at Cortland, Lecturer in Cinema Studies, 1979-1984. SUNY
at Utica/Rome, Lecturer in Mythology, 1973-74. Michigan
Technological University, Instructor in English, 1963-66. Publications
Books
Penguin
Guide to Celtic Mythology. London:
Penguin Books, 2006; in hardcover as Myths and Legends of the Celts. London: Penguin, 2005 Contemporary
Irish Cinema. Syracuse: Syracuse
University Press, 1999. Dictionary
of Celtic Mythology. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 1998. Irish Literature: A Reader, with M. Murphy. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press,
1987; revised edition, 2005. Fionn mac Cumaill: Celtic Myth in English
Literature. Syracuse University
Press, 1986, 2001 Speaking of Words, with D. W. Cross. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1978, 1982,
1986. The Copy Book, with T. Friedmann. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1980. Articles (selected) ÒA Primer of Irish Numbers,Ó Irish Spirit, ed. Patricia Monaghan. Dublin: Wolfhound Press,
2001. Pp. 111-119. ÒPolitics and Spelling Irish, or Thirteen Ways of
Looking at ÔBanshee,ÕÓ Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 27, no. 2 (Dec., 1991), 93-102. ÒFitzgeraldÕs Gatsby: Star of Stag and Screen,Ó The Recorder: A Journal
of the American Irish Historical Society, 3, no. 2 (Winter, 1989), 76-88. ÒFionn mac Cumhaill, Our Contemporary,Ó Myth et
folklore celtiques et leurs expressions literaires en Irlande, ed. R. Alluin et B. Esbarbelt. Lille, Fr: UniversitŽ
de Lille, 1986 (1988). Pp. 69-90. ÒThe Quiet Man Speaks,Ó Working Papers in Irish Studies [Northeastern University, Boston], 87-2/3 (Spring,
1987), 32-44. ÒMevilleÕs Bartleby on Film,Ó American Short Stories on Film, ed. E. Alsen. Munich: Langenscheidt-Longman, 1986.
Pp. 101-116. ÒIreland and the Movies: From the Volta Cinema to
RTƒ,Óƒire-Ireland, 18, no. 3
(Summer, 1984), 7-22. ÒThe Hungry Grass: Richard PowerÕs Pastoral Elegy,Ó ƒire-Ireland, 18, no. 3 (Fall, 1983), 86-99. ÒYeats, Joyce and the Irish Language,Ó ƒire-Ireland, 15, no. 1 (Spring, 1980), 138-148. ÒFinn MacCool: The Hero and the Anti-Hero,Ó Views
of the Irish Peasantry, 1800-1916, ed.
D. Casey and R. E. Rhodes. Hamden, Ct: Archon Books, 1977. Pp. 86-106. ÒUlster Violence in Fiction,Ó Conflict in Ireland, ed. E. A. Sullivan and H. A. Wilson. Gainesville:
University of Florida, Department of Behavioral Studies, 1976. Pp. 131-151. ÒYeats and the Gaelic Muse,Ó Antigonish Review, no. 11 (Autumn, 1972), 96-109. Also in World Book Encyclopedia (six entries), International Fiction Review,
Syracuse University Magazine, Cithara. Reviews, journalism More than 1800 reviews, features and cover stories for
the Syracuse New Times since 1972. Others: The Irish Literary Supplement, Syracuse
Post Standard, Newsletter of the American Conference for Irish Studies, radio station WRVO-FM, WONO-FM, New York State
Council for the Arts Honors
Invited to be Visiting Professor, UniversitŽ dÕHaute Bretagne, Rennes, France,Spring, 1994. National Endowment for the Humanities, Fellowship for Independent Study and Research, 1983. SUNY
ChancellorÕs Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1983. SUNY
Exchange Scholar, 1991-2000. Syracuse
Press Club, First Place Award for Criticism, ten times Onondaga
Community College TrusteesÕ Award for Distinguished Service, 1981,
1983, 1988. Jeopardy! finalist.
Captain of the Wayne State team on the GE College Bowl, CBS-TV. Listed
in WhoÕs Who, Directory of American Scholars, WhoÕs Who in Education,
International AuthorÕs WhoÕs Who, Contemporary Authors. Articles About Stars
Magazine. Syracuse Herald American,
June 14, 1998. Syracuse Post Standard, April 12, 1989. Irish
Echo [New York], May 16, 1988. Providence Journal-Bulletin, March 17, 1988. Celtic
Fringe [Chicago], September, 1986. Humanities [Washington], February, 1984. Miscellaneus Conceived and led twelve theater and archaeology tours
to Ireland Selection Committee, Gifford Lecture Series, Syracuse,
New York (2000-) |