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... the difficulties of being a precarious academic, in the hopes of creating a place of mutual understanding, support, and solidarity. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 governess postdoctoral honesty solidarity precarity Works Cited American Association of University Professors...

... 2023 pandemic organizing solidarity higher education pedagogy Here is a story about teaching: maybe the happy place was right before spring break 2020. On the syllabus for that day in my Early British Literature Survey course was Chaucer's “Wife of Bath's Tale.” While on many days I had...

... individual as separate and in competition with others; and (4) homogeneity, or the tendency to categorize people as simply good or bad. Bracher advocates replacing these schemas with their counter- parts, respectively, situationism, malleability, solidarity, and heterogeneity. In turning...

... that is productive in the sense that it inter- venes in the material world; their idea of solidarity has to do with a common belief in the virtues of productivity. No wonder, then, that they are skeptical of argument when it is used to procure class privilege, especially when what it produces along the way is more...

... and shareholders. 11. Real change grows out of solidarity. Solidarity commits us to showing up outside the comfort zones of our aca- demic spaces. This involves flipping our concepts rather than our class- rooms. We see solidarity as rooted in mutual respect and recognition, not sympathy, empathy...

... Arabic idioms, inside jokes, and even #blacklivesmatter in Arabic in a South-­South gesture of solidarity (Amin 2015), revealing how there are teams of Western writers, directors, and producers creating content about the Middle East without knowing how to speak or read Arabic...

... is both situated and a site of constant fluctuation between teacher/learner, with each learning from the other. Collective, agentive learning environments ask us to deeply and genuinely trust our students, and ask us to prioritize solidarity with our students over notions of uniformity, order...

... Complexities of Anti-racism in Higher Education .” Teaching in Higher Education 17 , no. 2 : 113 – 25 . Zembylas Michalinos . 2013 . “ The ‘Crisis of Pity’ and the Radicalization of Solidarity: Toward Critical Pedagogies of Compassion .” Educational Studies 49 : 504 – 21 . Containing...

... Press . Rorty Richard . 1989 . Contingency, Iron, and Solidarity . New York : Cambridge University Press . Rose Mike . 1985 . “ The Language of Exclusion: Writing Instruction at the University .” College English 47 , no. 4 : 341 – 59 . Sandage Steven . 2005...

... rhet/comp scholars have already undermined. For example, he establishes that “rhe- torical tradition is being transformed in such a way that it now reemerges in solidarity with (not set against) a revisionist sophistry that is context-specific, practically oriented, and community-based” when...

... students appeared to appreciate the chance to write and speak against negative social attitudes, to occupy a classroom space in which the stereotypes were recognized as at best unhelpful, at worst soul destroying. As they traded papers and discussed their paragraphs in class, they expressed solidarity...

.... Instead of looking outside institutional boundaries, Schell argues for local, interdis- ciplinary, and collective action within university and college campuses for labor solidarity and greater faculty voice in institutional operations. Schell’s case study of ongoing coalition work at her home...

... of exploitation and solidarity outside region or nationhood. The collection also features canonical ecocritical and/or postcolonial texts like Indra Sinha's Animal's People and Ken Saro-Wiwa's Month and a Day alongside newer ones like Nnedi Okorafor's Lagoon and Mohsin Hamid's Exit West , making...

..., Inés. 2002 . “In the Presence of Spirit(s): A Meditation on the Politics of Solidarity and Transformation.” In This Bridge We Call Home: Radical Visions for Transformation , ed. Gloria E. Anzaldúa and AnaLouise Keating, 530 -38. New York: Routledge. Hesse, Barnor. 1997 . “It's Your...

... that something guide the participants’ contributions. Their verbal exchange aims to put the subject of the conversation into play and to let it play itself out. A conversation without a subject may have the charm of an episode of Seinfeld, a charm that lies solely in affirming solidarity among friends...

... for the families of the victims of senseless violence and tragedy. Language is what helps us recognize that, although we have vastly different experiences of humanity, we can find solidarity with others in it and compassionately engage that narrative, allowing us to disrupt cycles of violence. 278 Pedagogy Works...

... is told to keep a smile pasted to her face, Mill points to a source of human solidarity deeper than what passes for happiness these days. Perhaps the best case that we can make for the humanities — though Small never makes it explicitly — is that they uniquely grant permission to see unhappiness...

... studies, informed in part by these theoretical positions in critical pedagogy, argue similarly for creating solidarities between teaching writing and the social work of our students’ everyday lives. In this scholar- ship, C. Mark Hurlbert and Michael Blitz (1991: 2) argue that teaching writing...

...: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Ulysses.” In McCormick and Steinberg 1993 : 59 -66. Brown, R., and A. Gilman. 1972 . “The Pronouns of Power and Solidarity.” In Language and Social Context:Selected Readings , ed. Pier Paolo Giglioli, 252 -82. Harmondsworth: Penguin. Brunsdale, Mitzi M. 1987 . “Teaching...

... and form. YiC writers have expressed a renewed — and even newly formed — sense of purpose and responsibility (not to say solidarity); in their roles as report- ers, the message becomes paramount. Unlike a lot of the training we receive in graduate school, where the emphasis is on critical...