... and examining learning outcomes as presented through the final projects and student reflections. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 service-learning southern literature the South oral history Works Cited Abramson Alexis Silverstein Merril . 2004 . Images of Aging in America 2004...

... multimodal talks, students at the University of Notre Dame and Indiana University South Bend expand and disturb the meaning of their local community and, in doing so, help to rewrite the haunted story of South Bend, Indiana. Copyright © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 storytelling narrative...

... perspectives, worldviews, and cultures different from their own. As a literature teacher, he claims to use writings by American soldiers and journalists, North and South Vietnamese soldiers, Vietnamese Buddhists, and ethnic American poets in order to have students reflect on the many perspectives on the war...

... field study exploring the literature and culture of the American South. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Works Cited Gotham Kevin Fox . 2007 . “ (Re)Branding the Big Easy: Tourism Rebuilding in Post-Katrina New Orleans .” Urban Affairs Review 42.6 : 823 – 50 . Gray Line...

... them to move from a state of voluntary or involuntary cluelessness. Srikanth    Overwhelmed by the World 193 Janet Powers, a specialist in South Asian literature and the civiliza- tion of India, observes in her essay “The Outsider’s Gaze” (1996: 71 – 72...

... recently earned his PhD in English from the University of South Carolina, where he has taught advanced writing and speech communication as well as a course in rhetorical theory in the South Carolina Honors College. His dissertation evaluates the discourse of “crisis” in both rhetoric-composition...

... of Tennessee Press. Lindfors, Bernth. 1996 . “African Literature Teaching in South African University English Departments.” Alternation 3 : 5 -14. Miller, Christopher. 1990 . Theories of Africans: Francophone Literature and Anthropology in Africa . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Mohanty...

... appears or is forthcoming in JAEPL and in the anthologies Recreating our Common Chord and Deep Beauty: Experiencing Wonder When the World Is on Fire. Stephanie Boone Mosher earned her PhD in English, composition, and rhet- oric from the University of South Carolina in 2017. She also holds a graduate TESOL...

... 2002 155 Fadi Akhtar teaches composition, drama, and cultural studies at the University of South Florida, where he is helping to construct and provides instruction for an interdisciplinary-studies pilot program. He is working on a study of the use of humor in English studies pedagogy. Barry...

... Council of Teachers of English . ———. 2010 . “Afterword: Disciplinarity and the Future of Creative Writing Studies.” University of South Florida, English Faculty Publications , paper 110 . scholarcommons.usf.edu/eng_facpub/110 (accessed 14 August 2015) . National Center for Education...

... of the 276 Pedagogy R e v i e w s colonial South and Caribbean, Philip F. Gura on colonial English Puritans, Frank Shuffelton on the American Enlightenment and endless emancipa- tion, and Nicholas D. Rombes on federalism and conflict. Under Genre Studies, William J. Scheick deals with poetry, Joseph...

....” In The Invention of Tradition , ed. Hobsbawm E. Ranger T. , 165 – 210 . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Cooper H. Stonehewer . 1879 . Fiji: Its Resources and Prospects . London : G. Street . de Ricci J. H. 1874 . Fiji: Our New Province in the South Seas . London...

... is an adjunct instructor candidate for a local community college and will be entering his second year of study for an MA in strategic communication from Michigan State University. Robert Kilgore is associate professor of English at the University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB). He is currently...

... of the subscriber and may lead to discontinuing the readings.” Poore cleverly attributed a similar com- plaint to a friend: “Alice Hampton from Virginia comments after a specific periodical, ‘I was ready to discuss Edith’s hands [in Elizabeth’s Gaskell’s North and South] — and we didn’t get...

... institutional structures, . . . and their forms of performance” (1988: 3 – 4). Focusing on the effects of the great migration from the rural South to the urban North, I ask students to scrutinize evidence from both texts that suggests changes in African American music that reflect the com- munity’s...

... . hooks bell . 1989 . Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black . Boston : South End Press . ———. 1992 . Black Looks: Race and Representation . Boston : South End Press . ———. 1994 . Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom . New York : Routledge...

... to the powerful conceptual and theoretical work that is carried out by literary forms from the global south. Amy Kahrmann Huseby is an associate teaching professor, media director, and online literature program coordinator in the English Department, affiliated faculty in gender and women's studies...

... words. I am in/scribing rather than erasing it. First, I must draw attention to it, focus this gaze, let it develop me into a construct. Then I take this construct, this South Asian woman, and break it up piece by piece. In every sense, they are learning on my body. I am the teacher, my body...

... chord with us, presumably for two reasons. First, students were quick to notice that Baldwin's account of his experiences in a Swiss village was unmarked by the adversarial rancor or spite that usually attends such encounters in the North/South binarist imperial narratives. His, they noted, was rather...

...-division undergraduate course I have taught called Comparative Settler Colonialisms at a large public university in Florida with a fairly diverse, though largely wealthy, student population. I provide an overview of the course, which begins with sections on North America, Hawai‘i, and South Africa...