... 6, Number 1, © 2006 Duke University Press 145 Roundtable Professing and Pedagogy: Learning the Teaching of English. By Shari J. Stenberg. Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English, 2005. Placing Pedagogy at the Center: The Pain and the Pleasure Kirsti Sandy I warn you: if you read Shari J...

... the tragic disappearance of Virgil on the top of Mount Purgatory; anticipating the joys of the City of God not only mitigates the pain of Dante's Florentine exile but also gives the poet a foretaste of true citizenship. Cluster on Teaching Dante’s Divine Comedy Vertically “In My End Is My Beginning...

...' comments provided a framework for teaching All Quiet on the Western Front and other texts about war. Whether war is portrayed as painful or exhilarating, degrading or ennobling, it is widely idealized as a crucible for the development of the self. This view makes war stories irresistible, whatever...

... to Teaching Dante’s Commedia Suffering in Hell The Psychology of Emotions in Dante’s Inferno John Alcorn Psychology of Emotions Dante brings to life pain and suffering in Hell. Although in law there is no hard-­and-­fast distinction between pain and suffering, in everyday language...

... Don . 2010 [1994] . “ Pigskin, Patriarchy, and Pain .” Reprinted in Race, Class, and Gender in the United States , ed. Rothenberg Paula S. , 423 – 26 . New York : Worth . From the Classroom Resistance Revisited Resolving Gender Trouble...

...-affi rming. Perhaps what these fi rst encounters with theory sparked in my unsettled psyche was a heretofore unsuspected streak of masochism. Actually, I do think that to be a productive student of theory or of literature at any level one must be masochistic, must be able to relish the delicious pains...

... of Pittsburgh Press . Rickert Thomas . 2013 . Ambient Rhetoric: The Attunements of Rhetorical Being . Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburgh Press . Scarry Elaine . 1987 . The Body in Pain: The Making and Unmaking of the World . New York : Oxford University Press . Sirc...

..., and create retrospective narrative coherence out of disorienting and often painful experiences. 1 The sheer number and literary quality of their books should encourage scholars to invent undergraduate and graduate courses that explore neurodiversity in the context of autobiography. (Courses that treat...

... of Curriculum Theorizing 18.4 : 81 – 92 . ———. 2003 . “ Engaging Difference: Towards a Pedagogy of Interbeing .” Teaching Education 14.3 : 235 – 47 . Berman Jeffrey . 1994 . Diaries to an English Professor: Pain and Growth in the Classroom . Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press...

... , 1 – 13 Boulder : University Press of Colorado Anderson Paul V. McKee Heidi A. . 2010 “ Ethics, Student Writers, and the Use of Student Texts to Teach .”In Teaching with Student Texts: Essays toward an Informed Practice , edited by Harris Joseph Miles John D. Paine...

... Paine, Alexan- der Hamilton, and Judith Sargent Murray. At the start of Common Sense Paine writes: In the following pages I offer nothing more than simple facts, plain arguments, and common sense: and have no other preliminaries to settle with the reader, than that he will divest himself of prejudice...

... boundaries and the limitations of any given course or anthology.3 I think this is particularly true for medieval or “Brit Lit I” surveys; anyone covering seven or more centuries’ worth of literature in one semester has some painful choices to make. Students, how- ever, generally react...

... to risk the pain of repudiation” (110). At this point readers must consider to what extent Jung has convinced us to risk the pain of experiencing or practicing revisionary rhetoric. For me, that question Tarabochia    Theory of Multigenre Writing and Pedagogy 549 remains...

... reply to the question of white guilt and again, more forcefully, after my surprising emotional response anger, defensive- ness, pain, and denial to Davis s book. Until I read Davis s reply to the ques- tion What is a white person? I assumed I had moved beyond my own racist history. Such denial...

... being — showed signs of pain and suffering: “Because it did not look like a human being, most of the time no one was disturbed by it; until it cried! Then it sounded like any other baby. The kid was in pain. It could feel pain. I should have realized that, but somehow I did not. It was because...

... (2002: 15), embracing rhetoric has also led to “painful splits between literature and writing” faculty when they fail to make peace. The call for splitting writing from literature sounded famously two decades before, when in 1982 Maxine Hairston heralded the “winds of change” that would...

...Elizabeth Hatmaker Teaching with Student Texts: Essays toward an Informed Practice . Edited by Harris Joseph Miles John D. Paine Charles . Logan : Utah State University Press , 2010 . © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Works Cited Brooks Cleanth Warren...

... on “Women Who Flirt with Pain,” and two photo sequences, one starring “The Pet of the Month,” Tamara, in all her savage splendor, and the other titled “The Art of Loving,” depicting two women flopping about in wet paint and ending up in position 69. All three features suggest that women are empty...

... and looks at it Long after he has ceased to love you, just To hold together what he was and is. (254) Students are led to question what painful events may have caused Aurora to experience herself as irrevocably divided. Will the retelling that follows suture the wound? And how reliable may...

... about Susan Sontag’s theory of representation, Thomas Paine’s discussion of 156  Pedagogy monarchy, Elaine Scarry’s exploration of the relationship between aesthetics and justice, you’re only to read X number of pages next week. And to under- stand the new pages, you are invited to reread...