James H. Maguire
Professor at English, Weber State University0 Followers
James H. Maguire is a Professor of English at Weber State University, where he champions interdisciplinary research that weaves together literary analysis and historical context. His work often delves into themes of justice, mercy, and labor disputes, particularly as they appear in the late 19th century American West. Holding a Ph.D. from Indiana University, he brings a deep well of knowledge to his role, driven by a commitment to understanding the rich and intricate narratives that shape our cultural and historical landscapes.
Since 1972, Professor Maguire has also played a significant role in the Western Writers Series at Boise State University. His long-standing involvement there highlights his dedication to exploring and documenting the unique literature of the American West. Through this work, he helps preserve and analyze the diverse stories from the region, seeking to illuminate the complex connections between historical events and literary expression and offering valuable new insights into the cultural dynamics of the period.
Beyond his teaching, Professor Maguire's scholarly contributions are evident in his published work. He has recently contributed articles to respected journals such as *American Literature* and *New Mexico Humanities Review*. These publications showcase his ongoing efforts to advance the field of literary studies and deepen our understanding of the historical backdrops that inform literary works. His research not only enriches academic conversations but also provides thoughtful perspectives on enduring themes like justice and mercy in literature.
In the classroom, Professor Maguire is known for his engaging and thought-provoking lectures. He inspires students to critically examine texts and consider the broader societal implications of literary works. His passion for literature and history shines through in his dynamic teaching style, encouraging students to appreciate the multifaceted nature of storytelling and its impact on how we understand the past. Through all aspects of his work, James H. Maguire continues to make meaningful contributions to English literature, inspiring both his colleagues and his students.
External Link www.weber.edu/ Since 1972, Professor Maguire has also played a significant role in the Western Writers Series at Boise State University. His long-standing involvement there highlights his dedication to exploring and documenting the unique literature of the American West. Through this work, he helps preserve and analyze the diverse stories from the region, seeking to illuminate the complex connections between historical events and literary expression and offering valuable new insights into the cultural dynamics of the period.
Beyond his teaching, Professor Maguire's scholarly contributions are evident in his published work. He has recently contributed articles to respected journals such as *American Literature* and *New Mexico Humanities Review*. These publications showcase his ongoing efforts to advance the field of literary studies and deepen our understanding of the historical backdrops that inform literary works. His research not only enriches academic conversations but also provides thoughtful perspectives on enduring themes like justice and mercy in literature.
In the classroom, Professor Maguire is known for his engaging and thought-provoking lectures. He inspires students to critically examine texts and consider the broader societal implications of literary works. His passion for literature and history shines through in his dynamic teaching style, encouraging students to appreciate the multifaceted nature of storytelling and its impact on how we understand the past. Through all aspects of his work, James H. Maguire continues to make meaningful contributions to English literature, inspiring both his colleagues and his students.
Publications
1 - Quantitative Estimation of Catechol/Methylcatechol Pathways in Human Phenytoin Metabolism,Epilepsia
James H. Maguire ,
, 753-759, 1988-12-01
3 - Review of the Persistence of Nonylphenol and Nonylphenol Ethoxylates in Aquatic Environments,Water Quality Research Journal
R. James Maguire ,
, 37-78, 1999-02-01
8 - Kinetics of the hydrolysis of cellobiose and p-nitrophenyl-β-D-glucoside by cellobiase of Trichoderma viride,Canadian Journal of Biochemistry
R. James Maguire ,
, 19-26, 1977-01-01
9 - Aquatic Environmental Aspects of Non-Pesticidal Organotin Compounds,Water Quality Research Journal
R. James Maguire ,
, 243-360, 1991-08-01
12 - Environmental aspects of tributyltin,Applied Organometallic Chemistry
R. James Maguire ,
, 475-498, 1987-01-01
14 - The temporal politics of anthropogenic earthquakes: Acceleration, anticipation, and energy extraction in Iceland,Time & Society
James Maguire ,
, 704-726, 2019-11-27
15 - Data Echoes: Sound, Evidence, and Acoustic Methods in Energy Landscapes,Science, Technology, & Human Values
James Maguire ,
, 319-342, 2021-07-26
16 - “Everyone does it to everyone”,New Criminal Law Review
James Maguire ,
, 413-448, 2013-01-01
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