...Cassandra Falke Abstract This article identifies in contemporary literary theory a new optimism about the power of literary texts. The medium of this power is not language, ideology, or form but readers open to being changed. Drawing on phenomenology, the article discusses methods for making...

... on phenomenological and metaphorical description; the opportunity to teach writing about music to the general student offered the musician a laboratory for testing this hypothesis. However, the instructor discovered that, not surprisingly, narrative (story-telling) functioned as his students' primary mode...

... literature at UiT The Arctic University of Norway, where she teaches an introduction to literature, literary theory, romanticism, and contemporary fiction. She is the author of The Phenomenology of Love and Reading (2016) and Literature by the Working Class: English Autobiography, 1820–1848 (2013...

... of Error: What Do Teachers Know?” In Writing and Response: Theory, Practice, and Research , ed. Chris Anson, 261 – 92. Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English. Williams, Joseph M. 1981 . “The Phenomenology of Error.” College Composition and Communication 32 : 152 – 68. © 2011...

... subjectivity normatizing heteronormativity queer trauma gender normative identifications disidentifications identity formation performativity the gaze fat bodies coming out processes and narratives Works Cited Ahmed Sara . 2006 . Queer Phenomenology: Orientations, Objects, Others...

... that capture the heart of Farrell’s contribution. Central to his conception of why literature matters is what Farrell calls its “phenomenological” quality, that most literary texts “enact” a stance toward the world, a way of setting oneself in “relation to the universe.”1 This stance is conveyed...

... alterity of the other and the demand of the other make empathetic identification suspect. However, while Levinas's phenomenological idea of the other is revolutionary in the abstract, it is severely ethnocentrically limited in practice and calls for more nuance in thinking about the other as radical...

... Phenomenology; or, What It’s Like to Be a Thing . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Boxall Peter . 2013 . Twenty-First Century Fiction . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Brearton Fran . 2001 . “ Mapping the Trenches: Gyres, Switchbacks and Zig-zag Circles in W. B...

... © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 basic writing queer theory studio thirdspace Works Cited Ahmed Sara . 2006 . Queer Phenomenology: Orientations, Objects, and Others . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Alexander Jonathan Rhodes Jacqueline . 2011 . “ Queer...

... , June 26 . https://linguisticpulse.com/2013/06/26/language-privilege-what-it-is-and-why-it-matters/ . Tonouchi Lee A. 2004 . “ Da State of Pidgin Address .” College English 67 , no. 1 : 75 – 82 . Williams Joseph M. 1981 . “ The Phenomenology of Error .” College...

... for its readers, uses that range from allowing us to recognize ourselves in characters to offering us aesthetic pleasure and that can be illuminated by phenomenology. For Fleming the problem is that our emphasis on the dis- cipline of literary criticism, with its now elaborate and often less-than...

... . “The Phenomenology of Error.” College Composition and Communication 32 . 2 : 152 – 68 . Reimagining Workshop Recognizing and Expanding the Role of Reading Michael Bunn Writing workshop has been a staple in both creative writing and composition classrooms for decades, and countless instructors...

... tradition — German idealism. I spoke earlier about the relationship linking Cassirer and Bakhtin. Such links indicate the degree of interest in Cassirer’s work among Soviet intellectuals at the time. Indeed, Vygotsky read volume 3 of The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms, The Phenomenology of Knowledge...

... to help by offering up labor-based grading contracts as a one-size-fits-all solution. In “A Phenomenology of Whiteness,” Sara Ahmed ( 2007 : 164) warns against allowing antiracism to become “a new form of organizational pride.” Let us not become the fools waving from the tower window, holding up our...

..., Paul,  Jr. 1965. Ishmael’s White World: A Phenomenological Reading of “Moby- Dick.” New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. Bromell, Nicholas. 1995. “What Next? Thought and Action in Intellectual Work.” American Quarterly 47: 102 – 15. Damrosch, David. 1995. We Scholars: Changing the Culture...

... Macrorie, and Janet Emig. With a smile, I recall wondering at the errors seemingly allowed to appear in Joseph Williams’s “The Phenomenology of Error.” Seeing Mike Rose’s “The Language of Exclusion” reminds me of the fine introduction to the field his classes provided me; noting the inclusion...

... training, encountering the foundational work of Mina Shaughnessy, Ken Macrorie, and Janet Emig. With a smile, I recall wondering at the errors seemingly allowed to appear in Joseph Williams’s “The Phenomenology of Error.” Seeing Mike Rose’s “The Language of Exclusion” reminds me of the fine...

.... Austin: University of Texas Press, 2004. Chris Drew Bodily Arts: Rhetoric and Athletics in Ancient Greece, a study of ancient sophistic training methods by Debra Hawhee, uncovers a lost history of what is termed performance pedagogy, phenomenological pedagogy, active learning...

... approach to whiteness is obsolete, calling for new inclusive strategies to break the rhetorical stalemate. Works Cited Ahmed Sara . 2007 . “A Phenomenology of Whiteness.” Feminist Theory 8 : 149 – 68 . Albrecht Lisa . 2005 . “Untitled.” Rhetoric Review 24 : 399 – 402...

... training, encountering the foundational work of Mina Shaughnessy, Ken Macrorie, and Janet Emig. With a smile, I recall wondering at the errors seemingly allowed to appear in Joseph Williams’s “The Phenomenology of Error.” Seeing Mike Rose’s “The Language of Exclusion” reminds me of the fine...