... reading, on the one hand, and the desire for the leisured thought of real reading, on the other. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Works Cited Adler Mortimer Doren Charles van . 1972 [ 1940 ]. How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading, Revised and Updated...

... by professionalization so that it both refers to a variety of employment outcomes and addresses that most old-fashioned of subjects: the pleasures of intellectual labor. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 leisure labor professionalization employment vocation Cluster on Graduate Education...

..., while students may not be writing for leisure, attention to the body and such physiological activities may facilitate leisurely writing. Students, with their learned animosity toward composition, need to be taught that comfortable, leisurely writing begins with body and mood awareness...

... and that not all of them examined in prose the manners of the leisure classes, agitated in prose for changes in women s education, or recorded in prose the events surrounding one s famous poet brother. Felicia Hemans was included (the same cynical voice adds) so that we could appreciate parodies of Casabianca...

... aficionados, and communities of the workplace and the leisure world — ­communities in which “vernacular literacies” are learned and used. In order to clear the ground and to allow the field to view these vernacular literacies as legitimate academic subjects, the book attacks the “autonomous model...

.... Kittler, Friedrich A. 1990 . Discourse Networks 1800/1900 , trans. Michael Metteer, with Chris Cullens. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press. Ohmann, Richard M. 1987 . “Reading and Writing,Work and Leisure.” In Politics of Letters , 26 -41. Middletown, Conn.: Wesleyan University Press...

... and other traits I can’t remember exactly. Another part of the poem is about grieving for Buonapart which is foolish? And maybe not important. Finally, I remember a part describing motherhood, children, and also books and leisure activities. The LSA program judged that none...

..., official leisure institution of workers from the surrounding rural-industrial communities, is known locally not only as a place to get cheap beer and good barbecue but also as the place to go if you happen to be thirsty for a good knockdown debate about the latest political intrigues. Just as uni...

...). Phillips s scholarship is a case in point. For the two definitions of scholar see Funk 1950: 241: Scholar: leisure to study. To be a true scholar one must have leisure for reading, research, meditation, and intelligent discussion. So it isn t strange to find that our word scholar is from the Greek word...

... Freshman Year (2005: 113), in which she describes “the art of college management”: “The key to managing time was not, as college officials suggested, avoiding wasted minutes by turning yourself into an agent of your day planner. Neither was it severely curtailing your leisure or quitting...

... of Women’s Rhetoric(s), Ritchie and Ronald first note that the “exigency of women’s rhetorical situations has left little room for leisurely or abstract theorizing, unconnected to practical action” (2001, xxvii). Where Available Means focuses primarily on recovering women’s rhetoric and identifying...

... . 1999 . The Tourist: A New Theory of the Leisure Class . Berkeley : University of California Press . Malamud Randy . 2009 . “ ‘You’ve Read the Book, Now Take a Look!’: Literary Tourism and the Quest for Authenticity .” Chronicle of Higher Education 55.6 : B12 – B14 . Trubek Anne...

... . Florida Richard . 2002 . The Rise of the Creative Class … and How It's Transforming Work, Leisure, Community, and Everyday Life . New York : Basic Books . Friedman Thomas L. 2005 . The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century . New York : Farrar, Straus, and Giroux...

... in a Vocational Program and on the Job.” Anthropology and Education Quarterly – Ivey, Gay, and Peter H. Johnston. “Engagement with Young Adult Literature: Outcomes and Processes.” Reading Research Quarterly – Jalbert, J. E. “Leisure and Liberal Education: A Plea for Uselessness...

... . Save the World on Your Own Time . New York : Oxford University Press . Florida Richard . 2003 . The Rise of the Creative Class: And How It’s Transforming Work, Leisure, Community, and Everyday Life . New York : Basic Books . Foucault Michel . 1973 . The Order of Things...

..., accumulated marks and blemishes, it remembers something of our class, labour/leisure activities, even (in the use of cosmetic surgery and/or skincare products) our most intimate psychic relation to our bodies.” In my case, skin encased (and still does) a larger body than most. My weight never resulted...

... of us have the leisure in surveys or in courses in the Victorian novel to make more than passing reference to the myth, let alone the novels other than those arch classics Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. For my own part, if in the future I am again fortunate enough to teach all the Brontës in one...

... of us have the leisure in surveys or in courses in the Victorian novel to make more than passing reference to the myth, let alone the novels other than those arch classics Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. For my own part, if in the future I am again fortunate enough to teach all the Brontës in one...

... nouns applied to people like us: avocationists, connoisseurs, would-­be or pre- ­professionals, leisure-­timers, recreationists, hobbyists or hobby-horse­ riders, dabblers, dilettantes, novices, freaks, nuts” (8). 2. Michael Bérubé’s “Teaching to the Six” (2002) has an accurate breakdown...

... of Spenser in various set- tings, from the rushed survey course to the comparatively leisurely graduate seminar. The society sought a range of answers to the question posed in the title, from Yes, I teach it in a week and let me tell you how, to I have to do it, but it can t be done, to I teach all...