... here show that the learning and teaching of theory in undergraduate classrooms must connect to our contemporary daily experiences and offer students the opportunity to unlearn their desires in order to freely interrogate the university classroom itself as a site for subject production. “Hopes...

... it manifests itself in our relations with others, confront it, and unlearn it. Critical Thinking and Alternative Pedagogies Because critical thinking is posited as one of the primary skills that enable stu- dents to become coparticipants in the creation of knowledge through alterna- tive pedagogies, feminist...

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... to open a discursive space for other vocabularies. We can put away “stakeholders,” “teams,” and other neoliberal rhetorical strategies that make power illegible (Brown 2017 : 129). In unlearning neoliberal reason, we can make explicit the values embedded in the best practices we have adopted. We can...

... intellectual must (and can) “unlearn privilege,” an operation she sees as being set in motion by learning to speak to the subaltern other. Paulo Freire (2004: 61) tells us that the privileged (and if you are reading this, you are probably included) must achieve a conversion, “a profound rebirth” where...

... and expertise of better-­informed policy makers, city-­ and state-­level educational administrators, and our elected representatives in government. Even highly effective large-scale­ change in writing instruction in higher education will be dwarfed by the work of unlearning what has been taught about...

... Hayot (2017: 281) recalls his own academic training in what he calls the age of theory also the age in which most of us were trained. It was exciting, he writes. My classmates and I, reading these amazing books and unlearning everything we thought we d known, felt like we were on the verge...

... and fully in our unstable corporeal habitations and to work not to disavow them. We must unlearn our impulses to normal- ize, stigmatize, and disqualify human variation, something that may be much more difficult for the temporarily able-­bodied to do. Likewise, caring from disability hopefully...

... in an environment that is open to differences in opinion and perspective. In other words, I wanted my class to be a site where my students and I could come together to unlearn what Hollywood had taught us. As Renny Christopher (1995: 4) reminds us in The Viet Nam War/The American War: The real war...

... in an environment that is open to differences in opinion and perspective. In other words, I wanted my class to be a site where my students and I could come together to unlearn what Hollywood had taught us. As Renny Christopher (1995: 4) reminds us in The Viet Nam War/The American War: The real war...

..., in shades of gray rather than in neat black and white. When representations become contested, as they often do in biographical writing, learning is also a process of unlearning, of replac- ing worn, outgrown, no-longer-useful representations with more authentic, authorial, and unpredictable ones. Assessment...

... American literature, Vietnamese literature about the war is read and where Vietnamese culture and history are discussed in an environment that is open to differences in opinion and perspective. In other words, I wanted my class to be a site where my students and I could come together to unlearn...

... but not to alienate, to recuperate crisis while recognizing its perpetual contradictions, to think and to feel, and to learn (and to unlearn) differently, together. Note 1. This e-­mail (and the subsequent Blackboard posting) is quoted with the permission of the student in question. Work Cited...

... and shifting) in which participants are encouraged to admit the “unsafe” into the “safe,” to provoke but not to alienate, to recuperate crisis while recognizing its perpetual contradictions, to think and to feel, and to learn (and to unlearn) differently, together. Note 1. This e...

.... It is a never-­ending dance with cliché, with metaphor, with pity, with horror and disgust, with wonder, with sentimentality, with the heroic. It is hard to unlearn disabled people as beggars, as bad guys, as overcomers. In Fictions of Disability, we are doing the work, though, and we are having a good...

... removed from the practice of grading. To counter the ideology of domination, hooks argues that we should think of education as one of the rare sites where we can unlearn some of those norms. While she claims that she has not enjoyed [her] expe- rience in the academy at all, [she] cling[s...

... progresses and other flags take its place: the rebel flag, the swastika, and the flag of African national unity. In the final shot, the American flag reasserts itself in another full-frame image, this time with the word unlearn superimposed on its surface. Since Singleton s message the what seems...

... progresses and other flags take its place: the rebel flag, the swastika, and the flag of African national unity. In the final shot, the American flag reasserts itself in another full-frame image, this time with the word unlearn superimposed on its surface. Since Singleton s message the what seems...

... progresses and other flags take its place: the rebel flag, the swastika, and the flag of African national unity. In the final shot, the American flag reasserts itself in another full-frame image, this time with the word unlearn superimposed on its surface. Since Singleton s message the what seems...