... . Harmondsworth: Penguin. ____. 1976 . Keywords . London: Fontana. ____. 1977 . Marxism and Literature . Oxford: Oxford University Press. ____. 1981 . Culture . London: Fontana. Explaining the Actions of Men and Gods: Elements of English Pedagogy John Hardcastle Pedagogics is never...

....” This American Life , WBEZ Chicago , www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/311/a-better-mousetrap?act=1 . Reading Batman, Writing X-­Men Superpowers and Disabilities in the First-­Year Seminar Lindsey Row-­Heyveld Early in a first-­year seminar (FYS) course I taught at Canisius College...

...Glenn Michael Gordon Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 men masculinities consent gender sexuality composition Works Cited Alexander Jonathan . 2008 . Literacy, Sexuality, Pedagogy: Theory and Practice for Composition Studies . Boulder : University Press...

...Megan S. Lloyd This article discusses using Madame Bovary in the critical reading classroom. Madame Bovary is one of many texts assigned in Unruly Women and Iron Men, the author’s course introducing first-year students to college-level academic study with emphasis on critical reading and discussion...

...Patrick W. Berry Drawing on a semester-long qualitative study of teaching writing at a men’s medium-high security prison, this article explores the complex ways in which literacy and incarceration are configured in students’ narratives, as well as my own as their teacher. © 2013 by Duke...

...Christopher M. Parsons From Boys to Men: Rhetorics of Emergent American Masculinity , by Jones Leigh Ann . Urbana, IL : National Council of Teachers of English , 2016 . Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Works Cited Ballingall Timothy . 2017 . Review...

... . https://doi.org/10.1080/1740462032000142095 . Cerbone Will . 2019 . “ Real Men of the Viking Age .” In Whose Middle Ages? Teachable Moments for an Ill-Used Past , edited by Albin Andrew , Erler Mary C. , O'Donnell Thomas , Paul Nicholas , and Rowe Nina , 243...

... his categories: “To be a man, a man must first know something about his own nature and his place in Nature, with a capital N” (1966: 24). And, “To be a man, I must speculate, and I must learn how to test my specula- tions so that they are not simply capricious, unchecked by other men’s specu...

... Truth said or intended to say. In the Robinson version (Robinson 1851), the audience appears to be primarily male, and Truth argues that men will be the benefactors when women gain political rights: “Give it [women’s rights] to her and you will feel better”; “If woman upset the world, do give...

... the sort of positive or productive student resistance to dominant social discourse emphasized in critical and composi- tion pedagogies. One such themed course for first-­year students, “Cowboys, Samu- rai, Manly Men: Representations of Masculinity,” combined the approaches described above...

... in a description of a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art called “Bravehearts: Men in Skirts.” This exhibition consisted of “mani- kins arranged in a manner that recalled store-window fashion displays” wear- ing skirts both historical and contemporary (143). Ellsworth praises the exhibit for “deferring...

... said. It isn t even about you. Ovid had no idea someone like you would ever be reading his stories. Who cares what Ovid thought? retorted Maria. This is big deal literature that we re supposed to know about, but it s all about how powerful men treat women like objects. Did you read the story...

.... This book isn t demeaning you, she said. It isn t even about you. Ovid had no idea someone like you would ever be reading his stories. Who cares what Ovid thought? retorted Maria. This is big deal literature that we re supposed to know about, but it s all about how powerful men treat women like...

...: An Anthology . Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. Fordyce, James. 1766 . Sermons to Young Women in Two Volumes . London: n.p. Fuller, Margaret. 1843 . “The Great Lawsuit. Man versus Men: Woman versus Women.” In American Transcendental Web , ed. Ann Woodlief. Virginia Commonwealth...

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... that the working classes, especially those belonging to organised labour movements, were antagonistic to, and contemptuous of, literature, that they regarded it ‘merely as an ornament, a polite accomplishment, a subject to be despised by really virile men.’ Literature in fact seems to be classed by a large...

..., D-Day, and the start of the Korean War reminded us that the men and women who served their country during those events are growing older and fewer. The dedication of the National World War II Memorial site on 11 November 1995 not only set in motion a long overdue commemoration but affirmed...

.... 1997 . The Power of Identity . Malden, Mass.: Blackwell. ———. 1998 . End of Millennium . Malden, Mass.: Blackwell. Cockburn, Cynthia. 1988 . Machinery of Dominance: Women, Men, and Technical Know-How . Boston:Northeastern University Press. Cooper, Marilyn. 1999 . “Postmodern Pedagogy...

... programs for women, for people of color of either sex, for any- one who was a product of the public schools remained difficult. The elite universities had no faculty except white men, many of them with Ivy League degrees. If the study of literature was not somber, it was tiresomely respect- ful...

... wanting to stress their difference from the canonical men poets and wanting to stress their similarities. Adela Pinch Class discussion is more full of surprises and arguments, awkwardness and breakthroughs, than it has been since my days of graduate school teaching. Here s hoping the dust won t settle...