... Volume 5, Number 2, © 2005 Duke University Press 213 Taking Whiteness Personally: Learning to Teach Testimonial Reading and Writing in the College Literature Classroom Brenda Daly Although aware of an emerging specialty called whiteness studies, I did not begin to study my own white history until I...

...-witnessing to distinguish inner experience from eyewitness testimony. Flesh-witnesses speak of combat as a transformative and indescribable experience comparable to the sublime. This view is often attributed to militarists, but Harari shows that it also motivates pacifists. Even antiwar arguments like those...

... of Virginia Press. Beverley, John. 1996 . “The Margin at the Center.” In The Real Thing: Testimonial Discourse and Latin America, ed. Georg M. Guglelberger, 23 – 41. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Braidotti, Rosi. 2006 . Transpositions: On Nomadic Ethics . Cambridge: Polity Press. Cahete...

..., or exercises ask students to imagine inter- actions between characters from different works. Some of the suggested tasks are mere conjectures. For example, in discussing testimonials and autoeth- nography, Carey-Webb wonders how we might invite our students to exper- iment with ethnographic observation...

..., or exercises ask students to imagine inter- actions between characters from different works. Some of the suggested tasks are mere conjectures. For example, in discussing testimonials and autoeth- nography, Carey-Webb wonders how we might invite our students to exper- iment with ethnographic observation...

..., or exercises ask students to imagine inter- actions between characters from different works. Some of the suggested tasks are mere conjectures. For example, in discussing testimonials and autoeth- nography, Carey-Webb wonders how we might invite our students to exper- iment with ethnographic observation...

... violence, or “exercises” ask students to “imagine” inter- actions between characters from different works. Some of the suggested tasks are mere conjectures. For example, in discussing testimonials and autoeth- nography, Carey-Webb wonders “how we might invite our students to exper- iment...

.... For example, in discussing testimonials and autoeth- nography, Carey-Webb wonders how we might invite our students to exper- iment with ethnographic observation, interview, and writing (150). Moreover, I wrestle with some of Carey-Webb s choices and observa- tions. I like that Carey-Webb advocates...

... skills, and explore the structures of contextual frameworks necessary for close readings while modeling vital research practices. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 pedagogy teaching disaster trauma tragedy autobiography memoir testimony witnessing Works Cited...

..., as the survivors die whose testimony, like that of Congressman Tom Lantos, bears witness, as students look back in alienation to the deep history of anti-Semitism and the mid-twentieth-century history of World War II and the Holocaust, it is critical to answer difficult pedagogical ques- tions. How can...

... of Autobiography: Trauma and Testimony . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Harris Judith . 2003a . “ The Necessity of Mourning: Psychoanalytic Paradigms for Change and Transformation in the Composition Classroom .” College English 65.6 : 668 – 75 . ———. 2003b . Signifying Pain...

... Press . Bernard-Donals Michael . 2000 . “ Ethos, Witness, and Holocaust ‘Testimony’: The Rhetoric of Fragments .” JAC 20 : 565 – 82 . Boman Thorleif . 1970 . Hebrew Thought Compared with Greek . New York : Norton . Crowley Sharon . 2003 . “ Composition...

... are that it has thrived. Indeed, we get many more submissions each year than we can publish a sadness, on the one hand, but also a testimony to the mission of the journal, articulated all the way back in issue 1: to create and nourish more conversa- tion about teaching English in higher education. It has been...

... bias in Pennsylvania’s public universities. In his two- and-a-half-hour testimony, Balch demanded that the state of Pennsylvania pursue “intellectual diversity” in hiring — meaning, quite explicitly, a redress of the shortage of conservatives in academia. The legislature, Balch argued, “should...

... of his book about amateur pursuits, “for the love of it.” This issue of Pedagogy goes behind that public record to gather the testimony of eight of his students about their experiences with Booth. The result is a compelling and illuminating collection of personal narrative, argument, and analysis...

... Harris Joseph . 2012b “ Using Student Texts in Composition Scholarship .” Journal of Advanced Composition 32 , nos. 3–4 : 667 – 94 Helmers Marguerite H . 1994 Writing Students: Composition Testimonials and Representations of Students . Albany : State University of New York Press...

... Langland The many speakers at the March 2006 memorial service for Wayne Booth, held at the University of Chicago, gave moving testimonials to the influence of this seminal twentieth-century critic. My own intellectual trajectory as a scholar and teacher led one tribute, in particular, to stand...

... 321 John Allen is assistant professor of English at the University of Wisconsin at Waukesha. His book, Homelessness in American Literature: Romanticism, Realism, and Testimony, is forthcoming. He is also editing a collection of essays on approaches to teaching Sr. Helen Prejean s Dead Man Walking...

... heteronormative, gender-­normative, skinny college kids, who, passively, through these “normative” privileges, indict this student’s body when she faints. (Note that I’m consciously not solicit- ing student testimonies here about the incident, as the verisimilitude of the moment is less germane...

... Gentili Sonia . 2000 . “ Una biblioteca nella Firenze di Dante: I manoscritti di Santa Croce .” In Testimoni del vero: Su alcuni libri in biblioteche d’autore , ed. Russo Emilio , 21 – 48 . Roma : Bulzoni . Catalogue of Digitized Medieval Manuscripts . 2008–2011 . University...