... in humanities computing. MLQ 62.3-03 Wolff 7/12/01 1:21 PM Page 239 Individuality and l’Esprit Français: On Gustave Lanson’s Pedagogy Mark Wolff oland Barthes once observed that the teaching of literary history R in the French school...

... implications and suggest that, if we wish to speak differently about religion, we should replace this implicit pedagogy of dismissing religion and reinstantiating secularism with an explicit pedagogy engaging the secular/religious binary. As a discipline, we need to take up religion in our literature...

... of Stowe and white sentimentality from unpublished drafts of a book review he wrote of John Beecher’s All Brave Sailors (1945). It then argues that this critique reappears in Invisible Man in the form of a literary pedagogy that simultaneously depends and signifies on some of the central tropes...

... professor of literature at the University of Sydney (and a figure central to the direction of the humanities academy in Australia), taught Victorian literature, including Browning, from the 1890s. MacCallum’s public lectures, like his pedagogy, aimed to convert a primary obstacle for many readers...

... developments have come to the fore. It also claims that reimagining theater as a form of performance pedagogy is an important step for scholars in the field to take. Ultimately, this essay reveals not merely that Mexican politics are theatrical, or that the theater has served the Mexican state...

... of the sixteenth century we find a charact.eristic example of the way in which an initial presupposition so blurs the portrait that important distinctions go undetected. Thorndike assumes that the “dead weight of pedagogi- cal tradition and inertia” (VI, 7) was in all cases the true motive...

...” and uncovered corruption through “a pedagogical process of image-building” (Camnitzer 2007 : 44, 47). Pedagogy is basic to vanguard movements in the arts, because movements strive to change the world. So who are the fundamental agents of change? Teachers, as I read Camnitzer. For me, as a teacher...

... of the 1580s and 1590s, G. K. Hunter’s thesis that the university men who graduated in those decades, brilliant products of humanist pedagogy, were all dressed up with no place to g0.3 Or their tongues were dressed: prepared for careers of public oratory, they possessed skills more suited to the Roman...

... modes of academic expression in Latin. They were legiti- mated as a pedagogy to prepare budding theological students for the deci- pherment of sacred scripture according to set doctrinal rules: interpretive training in letters was propadeutic to the more advanced theological level of 1...

... (and often unwanted) other into the classroom, and the revival of classical rhetoric, composition studies initially dcvcloped a socially and psychologically sound pedagogy and recouped historical rhetoric. The appearance of Manly Wntzng irnderscores the importance of the recent move in composition...

... the reckoning over race and colonialism the casualization of academic work the pandemic technology and innovation the crisis of faith in institutions rising economic disparities political polarization the fate of disciplines, departments, or institutions emerging methods, pedagogies...

... of literary study without sug- gesting what direction this might take (265). Likewise, after attacking insti- tutional pedagogy, denouncing charismatic teaching and the role of affect, and finding in de Man and Lacan’s demands for rigor “the desire that the disciples form a church” (202) , Guillory...

.... My Cramped Heart is a novel about hospitality, about pedagogy, and about taste. Above all, it is an exploration of the symbolic violence—the revulsion—inherent in the construction of social distinction. Before she becomes abject, Nadia looks down her nose at everyone—from the poor students in her...

... dealt with -. This section divides itself naturally into two subsections Such pedagogy may well lead to a revolt even among the most docile. Finally, one may repeat that for a century and a quarter readers have commonly felt that the romantic Waverley novels were “epic” and no one has...

... to the top of page 6 : “In our last section we dealt with -. This section divides itself naturally into two subsections Such pedagogy may well lead to a revolt even among the most docile. Finally, one may repeat that for a century and a quarter readers have commonly felt that the romantic...

... regrettably, some teachers of voice and diction are going about their task of improving utterance with but slight reference to the linguistic and historical materials avail- Horace G. Rahskopf 267 able to them. Such work is bad pedagogy as well as pseudo...

... of our educational policies in postwar Germany, it is not surprising that the volume of translations of American pedagogical writings has sharply increased. Monnig says that between 1948 and 1950 more than three hundred articles dealing with American and British schools and pedagogy appeared...

....—Sheila Row- botham, Dreams and Dilemmas An Introduction, and Then Some heila Rowbotham’s contemplation about the complexities of femi- Snism as a psychic pedagogy interests me for a number of reasons, not the least of which is her emphasis on language as both the means and the impediment...

... the profound change wrought by digital technologies on humanities research and pedagogy, in the pages of MLQ this field has been compelled to demonstrate the consequences of this shift for how we investigate and understand literary history. If, in his editorship of MLQ , Marshall has been caretaker...

... of our educational policies in postwar Germany, it is not surprising that the volume of translations of American pedagogical writings has sharply increased. Monnig says that between 1948 and 1950 more than three hundred articles dealing with American and British schools and pedagogy appeared...