Pedagogy in the age of politics : writing and reading (in) the academy / edited by Patricia A. Sullivan, Donna J. Qualley.

Contents Introduction : writing in the age of politics / Patricia A. Sullivan, Donna J. Qualley -- Teaching for openings : pedagogy as dialectic / Maxine Greene -- Advocacy and resistance in the writing class : working toward stasis / Karen Fitts, Alan W. France -- Being two places at once : feminism and the development of "both/and" perspectives / Donna J. Qualley -- Naming Harlem : teaching the dynamics of diversity / Daniel Reagan -- Adult learners, autobiography, and educational planning : reflections on pedagogy, andragogy, and power / Michael J. Kiskis -- "Whose machines are these?" Politics power, and the new technology / Elizabeth Klem and Charles Moran -- Pedagogy and the academy : "The divine skill of the born teacher's instincts" / Mariolina Salvatori -- Representations of literacy and region : narrating "Another America" / Peter Mortensen -- The essay dies in the academy, circa 1900 / Jean Donovan Sanborn -- Re-envisioning the journal : writing the self into community / Sharyn Lowenstein, Elizabeth Chiseri-Strater, Cinthia Gannett -- Feminism and power : the pedagogical implications of (acknowledging) plural feminist perspectives / Linda M. LaDuc -- Rereading the discourses of gender in composition : a cautionary tale / Susan V. Wall -- The myth of transcendence and the problem of the "ethics" essay in college writing instruction / David A. Jolliffe -- The "kinds of language" curriculum / David Bleich -- Writing academic autobiographies : finding a common language across the curriculum / Rhonda C. Grego -- "So happy a skill" / Robert Scholes.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 94016004
ISBN0814158900 (paper) :

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