... As a vertical set, cantos 23 offer many striking motifs, the most significant being the recurrence of bird imagery, instances of the body in motion or in flux, and the reinforcement of the mother-­child dyad. Inferno 23 finds Dante and Virgil in the Eighth Circle, Fifth Pouch in the company of the Male­...

... crafting of an artistic product out of disparate discursive elements. My methods foregrounded the interdependence of the analytical (iso- lation and scrutiny of sound, lineation, imagery) and the creative (multi- plication and playfulness with sound, layout, and imagery). While creative thinking...

... Studios. www.endicott-studio.com/rdrm/rrwoman.html . Dunn, Carolyn, and Carol Comfort, eds. 1999 . Through the Eye of the Deer . San Francisco: Aunt Lute Books. Harjo, Joy. “ Deer Dancer .” 1999 . In Dunn and Comfort 1999: 29 -31. Harjo, Joy, and Gloria Bird, eds. 1997 . Reinventing...

... are included in the essay) are a catalyst for a complex system of varied responses beyond the immediate paralyzing effect. The history of lynching and the continued threat of racial violence are difficult subjects to teach, but the engagement with this history through lynching imagery and the exhibition...

... in the nineteenth century as “a quick or hurried shot taken without deliberate aim, esp. one at a rising bird or quickly moving animal” (Oxford English Dictionary). The conflated definitions of the hurried violence of the hunter’s shot used to kill its prey and the quick action of opening and closing...

... in the nineteenth century as “a quick or hurried shot taken without deliberate aim, esp. one at a rising bird or quickly moving animal” (Oxford English Dictionary). The conflated definitions of the hurried violence of the hunter’s shot used to kill its prey and the quick action of opening and closing...

... as “a quick or hurried shot taken without deliberate aim, esp. one at a rising bird or quickly moving animal” (Oxford English Dictionary). The conflated definitions of the hurried violence of the hunter’s shot used to kill its prey and the quick action of opening and closing the shutter of a handheld...

... they begin to see it everywhere, from advertisements to popular songs, and they certainly fi nd examples in other parts of King Lear. One example they are unlikely to miss occurs in Lear s famous prison speech: We two alone will sing like birds i the cage. When thou dost ask me blessing, I ll kneel down...

... of poetry’s — and literature’s — greatest strengths); that the poem is, and should remain, a bird in flight; and that its elusiveness and irreducibility may be an important part of what we appreci- ate most about it. I think it would be good for students to discover that one can even, on occasion...

..., and their mediating technologies, have been designed largely by “dudes like me” for dudes like me (Wachter-Boettcher 2017 ). Second, I've developed “writing about writing” pedagogies that have students read scholarly texts on rhetoric and writing (Bird et al. 2019 ), so I'm invested in students reading long-form...

... of America. Hannay, Margaret. 2000. Incorporating Women Writers into the Survey Course: The Countess of Pembroke s Psalm 73 and Astrophil and Stella, Sonnet 5. In Cheney and Prescott 2000: 133 38. Harlow, Barbara. 1991. The Tortoise and the Birds : Strategies of Resistance in Things Fall Apart...

... in papers like Hawthorne s Light Imagery in The Scarlet Letter than I once was, and they have taught me that most of my students can indeed do much more interesting work. That is not to say that online historical archives don t carry certain risks, one of which is that they provide students their history...

... in papers like Hawthorne s Light Imagery in The Scarlet Letter than I once was, and they have taught me that most of my students can indeed do much more interesting work. That is not to say that online historical archives don t carry certain risks, one of which is that they provide students their history...

... in papers like Hawthorne s Light Imagery in The Scarlet Letter than I once was, and they have taught me that most of my students can indeed do much more interesting work. That is not to say that online historical archives don t carry certain risks, one of which is that they provide students their history...

... in papers like Hawthorne s Light Imagery in The Scarlet Letter than I once was, and they have taught me that most of my students can indeed do much more interesting work. That is not to say that online historical archives don t carry certain risks, one of which is that they provide students their history...

... in papers like Hawthorne s Light Imagery in The Scarlet Letter than I once was, and they have taught me that most of my students can indeed do much more interesting work. That is not to say that online historical archives don t carry certain risks, one of which is that they provide students their history...

...-writing pedagogy. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Works Cited Angelou Maya . 1969 . “Champion of the World.” I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. In The Brief Bedford Reader , ed. Kennedy X. J. Kennedy Dorothy M. Aaron Jane E. , 93 – 96 . Boston : Bedford-St. Martin’s...

... to adolescence and manhood. Though he had not attempted poetry, we all praised the poetic quality of his prose, poetic in the sense that it relied on imagery from her kitchen table, site for buttering home- made bread and learning letters, and from his bedside to stress her nurturing tenderness...

... with a withdrawal from sexuality into a pristine garden where man lives without a mate (64). Sarah, on the other hand, thought that if you ve read one Marvell poem, you ve read them all; I m sure she didn t know Le roman de la rose, which does use horticultural imagery erotically. As careful readers of the poem...

... rooftops, to a grandfather’s front porch, to a busy street corner near a popular pizza joint, to a canoe on Lady Bird Lake. Years after the course has wrapped up, I can look over a class roster and name the journal location for each student. Hav- ing read their ideas, observations, and experiences...