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...Stephen Behrendt Caroline Bowles's long narrative poem Ellen Fitzarthur (1820) offers a seduction tale reminiscent of Amelia Opie's The Father and Daughter (1801), tracing the seduction of a cloistered young woman by an unscrupulous military sailor taken in by Ellen's widower father after...

... : Anchor . Bakhtin Mikhail . 1986 . Speech Genres and Other Late Essays , trans. McGee Vern W. , ed. Emerson Caryl Holquist Michael . Austin : University of Texas Press . Baudrillard Jean . 1990 . Seduction , trans. Singer Brian . New York : St. Martin's...

... importance (author qualifications: self-­taught phi- listine).  Jackson (2007: 441) casts Heinrichs as pandering to the public, such as when the author of TYFA “relishes in . . . seduction and manipulation.” He also questions Heinrichs’s assertion on page 122 that logos “allows us to skip the facts...

... into the seductive call to become members of our community of scholars. And it is seductive to them. They love the work they do, and they love being part of our community of scholars. I use the word love not in offhand ways, but because it is a word they use frequently. In a research project sponsored...

... — poetical, rhetorical — as utterly new and salvific. The poet safely locates and contains the dangerous elements of seductive speech in the figure of Ulysses; his own seductive speech is as a result aligned with conversion. In Purgatorio XXVI the poet turns to the sort of seductive speech...

... York : Columbia University Press . Bowers Toni . 2011 . Force or Fraud: British Seduction Narratives and the Problem of Resistance, 1660–1760 . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Doll Jordan . 2017 . “ Gender Constructions and Trauma: Trigger Warnings as an Accommodation...

... wonder again and again whether or when to step in or step aside. A case in point: on the fourth day of class we discussed Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “The Eolian Harp” (2006 [1795]: 426 – 28), which I hoped to have the class read as a romantic seduction poem that transforms itself via philosophical...

... as emblems of the seductive and fatal powers of poetry illuminates the self-­destructive temptations that doom Melusine and raises questions about Landon’s linkage of female sexuality and creativity to suf- fering and death in the conclusion of “The Fairy of the Fountains.” Students also welcome...

... on intergenerational conflict in immigrant families titledIngratitude: The Debt-­Bound Daughter in Asian American Literature (2011). Travis Landry is associate professor of Spanish at Kenyon College. His pub- lications include Subversive Seduction: Darwin, Sexual Selection, and the Spanish Novel (2012...

... created both a useful and a seductive text: useful because it does a wonderful job of highlighting the moves that are critical in writing academic papers, and seductive because the templates make this difficult process seem simple. Notes 1. For a complete discussion of Robert Kegan’s stages...

.... Therein lies my conclusion. Graff and Birkenstein have created both a useful and a seductive text: useful because it does a wonderful job of highlighting the moves that are critical in writing academic papers, and seductive because the templates make this difficult process seem simple. Notes 1...

... alienating questions theory requires in a lexicon that is seductive to students — seductive precisely because our students tend to view children’s literature and, by extension, the reading they enjoyed as children as uniquely free from the messy work of interpretation. In our experience, theory...

... available when American literature began, . . . it is even more important to understand the meaning of that moment in the mid-eighteenth century which gave birth to Jeffersonian democracy and Richardsonian sentimentality alike: to the myth of revolution and the myth of seduction. Leslie A. Fiedler (1960...

... have the icy-cold precision of eighties synth. It was reckless. Relentless war drums hammer at me, with a back-and-forth that was hypnotic. This wasn't just pleasing to the ear, it was seductive. Just like the book, the band's music seemed to legitimize their personality. It was an extension...

... Studies , ed. David B. Downing, 179 –93. Urbana: National Council of Teachers of English. ———. 2003 . Clueless in Academe: How Schooling Obscures the Life of the Mind. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. Jagodzinski, Jan, ed. 2002 . Pedagogical Desire: Authority, Seduction, Transference...

... analyze them on a micro level by problematizing one of their central tenets, critical thinking.1 Ultimately, I argue that critical thinking is too often conflated with feminist and critical ide- ologies; seductively entrenched in whitely judgmentalism, righteousness, and Truth; and therefore complicitous...

... or make education more affordable and convenient for students—online courses, module-based courses, adjunct instructors, etc.—then faculty interest in research and knowledge that does not directly involve students becomes suspect and wasteful. That seduction of success, however, is inescapable...

..., resisting the seductions of piety about our “student-centeredness.” Less evangelizing and more listening may be in order. In one of teaching’s many ironies, that we value students and their experiences — and identify strongly with this value — may sometimes be the very thing that accounts...

...: Towards a Political Economy of Educational Symbols and Gestures . London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. Naftulin, Donald, J. E. Ware Jr., and F.A. Donnelly. 1973 . “The Doctor Fox Lecture: A Paradigm of Educational Seduction.” Journal of Medical Education 48 : 630 -35. Rogers, Carl. 1983 . Freedom...

...: Towards a Political Economy of Educational Symbols and Gestures . London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. Naftulin, Donald, J. E. Ware Jr., and F.A. Donnelly. 1973 . “The Doctor Fox Lecture: A Paradigm of Educational Seduction.” Journal of Medical Education 48 : 630 -35. Rogers, Carl. 1983 . Freedom...