... approaches to two pedagogical ecologies: first-year composition and an upper-level feminist rhetorics course. Predicting Futures, Performing Feminisms Chronology and Ideology in Composition Classrooms Eric Detweiler and Kate Lisbeth Pantelides Rereading Karen Kopelson s Rhetoric on the Edge of Cunning...

...Julie Prebel Educational theorists emphasize the importance of creating a classroom environment that encourages positive or productive student resistance to dominant social discourse. This article revisits work in critical pedagogy, feminism, and composition by focusing on the challenges...

..., responsibly, and tactfully, guided both by teachers’ experiences and by their knowledge of theoretical approaches to course content. Drawing principally from affect theory, but also enfolding concepts from intersectional feminism, digital humanities, reader-response theory, and other critical methodologies...

...Timothy Oleksiak Abstract This article offers slow peer review as an approach to student‐to‐student peer review in the writing classroom. Slow peer review is based in the values and theories of rhetorical feminism and, when executed purposefully, can function as a fitting alternative to fake news...

... 2007 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Call for Papers The 2007 Feminism(s) and Rhetoric(s) Conference invites proposals on civic discourse, feminisms, and rhetorics. The conference draws its...

... of women’s rhetorical theory and action. The amorphous nature of women’s rhetoric and the editors’ ambiguity regarding the distinction between feminism and women’s rhetoric complicate the framework from which readers must examine the interplay among wom- en’s rhetorical theory, pedagogy...

... considering the growing number of US academics traversing the job market abroad. 2 Early in the semester, one of the students in my Feminist Thought course offered a brief presentation on texts by Betty Friedan and bell hooks, readings which were part of a unit on second-wave feminism. Inspired...

... . “ The Flipped Classroom: Transforming Education at Byron High School .” THE Journal 39 . 3 : 18 , 20 . Goodburn Amy Leverenz Carrie Shively . 1997 . “ Feminist Writing Program Administration: Resisting the Bureaucrat Within .” In In Other Words: Feminism and Composition , ed. Jarratt...

... theory, with attention to structuralism and post-structur- alism, feminism, psychoanalysis, queer theory, and human-animal studies” (Bachner 2015). Importantly, even though American universities dominate the Times Higher Education top twenty, this type of course design is not restricted...

... and then into a rewarding and valued friendship. Walter A. Davis shows yet another side to Booth as teacher and learner by reviewing his forty-year quarrel with Booth about the first principles of a vital literary criticism. Elizabeth Langland traces Booth’s increasing engagement with feminism and feminist...

...: Turning the Gaze.” In Thinking Through: Essays on Feminism, Marxism, and Anti-racism . Toronto: Women's. ———. 1997 . “Geography Lessons:On Being an Insider/Outsider to the Canadian Nation.” In Roman and Eyre 1997 : 23 -42. Beck, Evelyn T. 1983 . “Self-Disclosure and the Commitment to Social...

... implications for feminism, pedagogy, and writing instruction.4 Most infl uential texts on pedagogy and in composition studies do not off er complicated notions of the body, if they off er a notion of the body at all. By not considering the body, such texts miss the sacrifi ces students and teachers are asked...

.... 1999 . Race, Rhetoric, and the Postcolonial. Albany: State University of New York Press. Saldívar, José David. 1997 . Border Matters: Remapping American Cultural Studies . Berkeley: University of California Press. Saldívar-Hull, Sonia. 2000 . Feminism on the Border: Chicana Gender...

... Grammars, Generations, and Media Gaps.” Critical Studies in Mass Communication 2 : 23 -35. Haraway, Donna J. 1985 . “A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism in the 1980s.” Socialist Review , no. 80 : 65 -107. ———. 1991 . Simians,Cyborgs, and Women: The Reinvention...

...: University of California Press. Cixous, Hélène. 1976 . “The Laugh of the Medusa,” trans. Keith Cohen and Paula Cohen. Signs 1 : 875 -93. Ellsworth, Elizabeth. 1992 . “Why Doesn't This Feel Empowering? Working through the Repressive Myths of Critical Pedagogy.” In Feminism and Critical Pedagogy...

... of the student as he or she read criticism. In some unpredictable ways, too, Fiedler s book prepared the ground for feminism. Showalter, Gilbert and Gubar, Fetterley, Baym all found read- ers of both sexes ready to at least think about the differences between men who wrote and women who did the same (though...

...Virginia Crisco; Chris W. Gallagher; Deborah Minter; Katie Hupp Stahlnecker; John Talbird © 2003 Duke University Press 2003 Baym, Nina. 1992 . Feminism and American Literary History: Essays . New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press. Bérubé, Michael. 1994 . Public Access...

.... 1993 . “Feminism and Hermeneutics.” Hypatia 8 : 81 -97. Editors Introduction Jennifer L. Holberg and Marcy Taylor The event of the life of the text, that is, its true essence, always develops on the boundary between two consciousnesses, two subjects. The transcription of thinking in the human...

... Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity . New York : Routledge . Cassuto Leonard Jay Paul . 2014 . “ The PhD Dissertation: In Search of a Usable Future .” Pedagogy 15.1 : 81 – 92 . Elbow Peter . 1997 . “ High Stakes and Low Stakes in Assigning and Responding...

... such topics as global feminism and the Vietnam War. This issue’s book reviews touch on the Occupy moment, the growth of literary studies, and teaching the literature of the Middle East in post-­9/11 America — truly a rich offering. We’re particularly excited to be able to bring you an eleven...