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...John Alcorn This article applies several concepts from psychology to the interpretation of Dante Alighieri’s literary masterpiece Inferno and describes elements of pedagogy for this kind of interdisciplinary approach. A premise is that sinners in Hell experience emotional suffering. Core...

... Strasma, 203 -33. Cresskill, N.J.: Hampton. Psychological Learning Theory and Those Sheep in Wolves Clothing Helen Rothschild Ewald It is fair to say that faculty members well versed in computer technology are often seen as at or near the top of the food chain in educational circles. Some...

...Sheldon George This article describes how contemporary psychoanalytic and poststructuralist theories inform my teaching of writing. It suggests that the psychological and academic challenges confronting freshmen recently placed in a new social/academic environment may be abated by a pedagogy...

... of the interaction of psychological, sociological, historical, cultural, and artistic critical processes while engaging actively in a classroom dynamic that requires and fosters listening, tolerance, and cooperation. Because the material of performed and literary comedy is often confrontational and offensive...

... counterpoint to the generic conventions of the spy thriller within the increasingly polarized sociopolitical context of the Indian subcontinent. The film presents an unlikely female protagonist as both the physical agent and the psychological subject of the violence integral to the “action” of an espionage...

... can be understood with respect to a longer social turn in writing studies. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Framework for Success habits of mind positive psychology affect queer theory Works Cited Adler-Kassner Linda Majewski John Koshnick Damian . 2012...

... Development at School Age.” In Educational Psychology in the USSR , ed. B. Simon and J. Simon, 21 -34. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. ____. 1986 . Thought and Language , ed. and trans. Alex Kozulin. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. ____. 1994 . “Imagination and Creativity of the Adolescent...

...Figure 5. Human nature: Basic human psychological needs/motives ...

... of the problem and have sought research studies from several disciplines, including psychology, education, linguistics, and composition. Rounsaville, Leonard, and Nowacek ( 2022 ) recommend a wide interdisciplinary approach to better understand the dynamic tensions involved in transfer. I have also used my...

... Illinois University Press . Foertsch Julie . 1995 . “Where Cognitive Psychology Applies: How Theories about Memory and Transfer Can Influence Composition Pedagogy.” Written Communication 12 : 360 – 83 . Freire Paulo . [1970] 2014 . “The ‘Banking’ Concept of Education...

... Works Cited Neuman Fredric . 2012a . “The Cyclops Child: A Question of Right and Wrong.” Psychology Today , 9 July , www.psychologytoday.com/blog/fighting-fear/201207/the-cyclops-child . ———. 2012b . “The Cyclops Child: An Addendum; A Response to Comments.” Psychology Today , 14...

... justice personal narrative student veterans Student Veterans of America Post-9/11 GI Bill Works Cited Coll Jose . 2013 . “Psychological Invisibility: Veterans in Higher Education.” Evolllution , 19 April , www.evolllution.com/opinions/psychological-invisibility-veterans-higher...

... and reflective manner. Thinking through the Gothic Considering Asian American narratives from a psychological model does not mean that sociological questions are ignored. In fact, unpacking the psychical dimensions of characters in a story can sometimes yield a deeper and more sympathetic...

... and, I would add, hidden anxieties. Booth’s effort was to preserve that way of being. Mine is to overturn it. The very values he sees as necessary to maintaining self-identity are for me the primary barriers to psychological self-knowledge. The issue turns, of course, on the question of identity...

... they choose, and the lab instructor provides just- in- time, direct instruction in response to the students individual reading and writing needs of their standard, college- level, introductory courses in psychology, sociology, foreign languages, allied health, religion, and communications. The first four...

.... It is no wonder, then, that scholars outside of the medical field have taken notice of narrative medicine. A chorus of humanities instructors—including psychology, economics, and law—have somewhat “recently realized the importance of narrative knowledge” (Charon 2001 : 1898). Since the mid-1990s, the “affective...

... — to produce lasting, socially transformative psychological changes in readers,” Bracher argues to open the book (ix). He bases his approach primarily upon schema ther- apy, learning theory, moral philosophy, and psychology. The schemas that Bracher focuses upon are general theories of how we...

... and the corporatization of higher education. Resilience is a transdisciplinary concept, receiving scholarly attention in public policy and urban affairs, sociology, psychology, business, education, rhetoric, architecture, engineering, com- puter and information science, and more. It is defined in varying ways...

... and our disciplines. Works Cited Ainsworth Shaaron E. , and Scheiter Katharina . 2021 . “ Learning by Drawing Visual Representations: Potential, Purposes, and Practical Implications .” Current Directions in Psychological Science 30 , no. 1 : 61 – 67 . Cazden Courtney...