...Ryan Baxter Abstract This “reading memoir” narrates the manner in which the writer's recurrent encounters with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein have led to a prospective career in the humanities. Works Cited Shelley Mary . 2003 . Frankenstein . Edited by Hindle Maurice . New York...

... definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage, and expressive critical...

...Carolyn Kraus In assigning her university memoir-writing class to locate documents of significance to their lives as a starting point for composing personal essays, this teacher compelled her students to search outside themselves for material—in effect, to undertake research in a genre that many...

...Joyce Wexler The military historian Yuval Noah Harari accounts for the enduring allure of war by calling attention to a change in soldiers' memoirs that occurred in the mid-eighteenth century. Soldiers began to describe how they felt rather than what they did. Harari introduces the term flesh...

...Julia Miele Rodas In March 2013, a New York Times cover story exposing the author's childhood relationship with disability forced Rodas to confront her usual practice of nondisclosure in the disability studies classroom. This article is both memoir and identity theory, a remembrance of the writer's...

..., and advanced their ability to write compellingly about both literature and their own experiences. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 mental illness mad neurodiversity autobiography memoir pedagogy disability Nothing about us without us. The condition...

... experience, for me and for the colleagues gathered in Alan Rosen’s anthology, the moments of solitude are far outnumbered by the shared construction of defiance, resistance, and determination. While Night shares with other Holocaust memoirs the thematic of the aloneness of camp experi- ence, Rosen has...

... Kraus    Teaching Memoir Writing with Documents  547 Works Cited Cardozo, Karen M. 2006. “At the Museum of Natural Theory: The Experiential Syllabus (or, What Happens When Students Act Like Professors Pedagogy 6.3: 405 – 31. Dickens, Charles. [1854] 2001. Hard Times. New York: Norton. Herbert...

... Kraus    Teaching Memoir Writing with Documents  547 Works Cited Cardozo, Karen M. 2006. “At the Museum of Natural Theory: The Experiential Syllabus (or, What Happens When Students Act Like Professors Pedagogy 6.3: 405 – 31. Dickens, Charles. [1854] 2001. Hard Times. New York: Norton. Herbert...

... Kraus    Teaching Memoir Writing with Documents  547 Works Cited Cardozo, Karen M. 2006. “At the Museum of Natural Theory: The Experiential Syllabus (or, What Happens When Students Act Like Professors Pedagogy 6.3: 405 – 31. Dickens, Charles. [1854] 2001. Hard Times. New York: Norton. Herbert...

..., Queerness, and Liberation . Cambridge, MA : SouthEnd Press . Davis Lennard J. 2000 . My Sense of Silence: Memoirs of a Childhood with Deafness . Urbana : University of Illinois Press . Dolmage Jay . 2008 . “Mapping Composition: Inviting Disability in the Front Door...

...- lowing alternative definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage...

... definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage, and expressive critical...

...: Toward an Expanded Land Management Ethic , ed. B. L. Driver,Daniel Dustin, Tony Baltic, Gary Elsner, and George Peterson, 61 -80. State College, PA: Venture. Roorbach, Bill. 1998 . Writing Life Stories: How to Make Memories into Memoirs, Ideas into Essays, and Life into Literature . Cincinnati...

...- lowing alternative definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage...

...- lowing alternative definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage...

... definitions: Non·fic·tion n 1. the written expression of, reflection on, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage, and expressive critical...

...: Toward an Expanded Land Management Ethic , ed. B. L. Driver,Daniel Dustin, Tony Baltic, Gary Elsner, and George Peterson, 61 -80. State College, PA: Venture. Roorbach, Bill. 1998 . Writing Life Stories: How to Make Memories into Memoirs, Ideas into Essays, and Life into Literature . Cincinnati...

...- tional to the racism expressed in a family memoir. Whiteness is, of course, a problematic term, and I address this issue by locating this family memoir within the history of whiteness in the United States. Next, I explain how I prepared to teach testimonial reading in English 340, Survey of Women s Lit...

... Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Ilana M. Blumberg is professor of English literature at Bar Ilan University in Israel and author, most recently, of the memoir Open Your Hand: Teaching as a Jew, Teaching as an American (2018). She has won teaching awards from University...