... them about homework as they raced for the door—and the final bell felt like that buzzer that sounds when time runs out in a game show. coming of age eighties nostalgia power of reading musical revelation Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 [email protected] ...

... a lateral, extensive, and comparative mode of encounter. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 poetry pedagogy appreciation wine tasting pop music folk music Works Cited Abbott Craig S. 1990 . “Modern American Poetry: Anthologies, Classrooms, and Canons.” College Literature...

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... public difficult private thoughts. Through the semester Edward had difficulty writing, and though he was engaged in the course and ostensibly wrote in a journal as part of the hidden writing assign- ment, at the end of the course he asked permission to write music rather than poetry or prose to sum up...

...Andreea Boboc Moving beyond the literary, this lesson on Hildegard of Bingen’s Physica touches on science, social studies, history, religion, music, and art to foster an imaginative and practical experience that encourages students to initiate productive conversations across several disciplines...

... for blind faith; it presents itself as the revelation of truths that had previously been concealed beyond the reach of human understanding. Critical inquiry begins in ignorance, but ignorance is not skepticism. Christianity demands that believers exert themselves to understand their beliefs,1...

... that theology involves (see especially I q1 a2). 4. Belacqua is generally regarded as a musician that Dante had known in Florence. Nonetheless, his representation in Purgatorio IV seems to me to suggest a contemplative rather than musical posture. 5. To mention but two recent examples...

... over rapper Lil Nas X's controversial music video “Montero.” It suggests that teaching such pairings of past and present queer texts and utilizing a range of inclusive practices and activities in the college classroom can highlight queer experiences and foster inclusion through representation. Through...

... suffered most cruelly at our hands.” She writes: “We give them any doggerel that will, as we think, convey a moral or otherwise useful lesson, we repress the instinct for time and for tune, for music and for colour, for the ‘something not under- stood,’ which are of the very essence of poetry...

... never thought of before. The excess of patterning by which we recognize literariness (Vendler 2002: 74) creates this richness of mean- ing. We were not reading poems just to get the point. Do they listen only once to a CD when they buy it? Of course not. So why not with poems as with music: hear...

... of his poetic persona in relationship with other poets (classical, biblical, contemporary). Early on, a reading and conversation with visiting poet Angie Estes, whose recent work, including her 2009 book Tryst, revels in Dantean references and wordplay, modeled creative attitude toward...

... into account compositions other than the printed word. Including musical composers, performers, and visual artists under the aegis of literature was not only a revolutionary move during the eighteenth century but could be considered a radical reformation of the twenty-first-century concept as well...

... a respectful conversation that is weighted toward revelation of the other person’s viewpoint. You want to strike a bal- ance between withholding your position as if it were a secret and getting into a rapid exchange of opinions that outraces your capacity to understand the other person’s major concerns...

... disclosure of what you think and feel. . . . The goal is to maintain a respectful conversation that is weighted toward revelation of the other person s viewpoint. You want to strike a bal- ance between withholding your position as if it were a secret and getting into a rapid exchange of opinions...

... they learn in the course, either from reading or from student-­teacher interaction. They then need to either observe an experience or participate in one that connects to the information they are learning in the course. For example, Fink cites a professor taking students in a “Native American Music...

... at Dizard    Teaching Literary Studies Using Text Book  415 Keene State in 1998, observed concerning this lesson: “ ‘The Use of Force’ was really one hell of a revelation. I saw how they reacted. Not a single one of them read it as a rape. Not a single one! And, man, when they began to get...

... remedied in a third edition, incorporat- ing the near decade of advances in information technology that have occurred since the second edition. The authors revelation in chapter 4 that a simple but invaluable high-tech tool is a personal answering machine ; their recom- mendation that one become facile...

... remedied in a third edition, incorporat- ing the near decade of advances in information technology that have occurred since the second edition. The authors revelation in chapter 4 that a simple but invaluable high-tech tool is a personal answering machine ; their recom- mendation that one become facile...

... the legacy of a retired professor of music, insisted on finding a site that could accommodate both the size and sound of a piano; she wanted to encourage visitors to perform the compositions included in the display. Graduate students Kelly Duquette and Hannah C. Griggs decided to incorporate iPad surveys...