...-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...

... that they're all trying to break into each others' markets. In the end, he turns these negative and violent forces against each other and then enters the Witness Protection Program. The social commentary in the film is paramount since it highlights the disturbing cultural reasons why a twelve–year-old African...

...Hassan Belhiah Abstract This article seeks to contribute to our understanding of the challenges and opportunities afforded by undergraduate research in the context of changing English departments in international contexts. English has been witnessing unprecedented growth in the Middle East...

... 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...

... Investigations of Freewriting , ed. Belanoff Pat Elbow Peter Fontain Sheryl I. , 152 – 72 . Carbondale : Southern Illinois Press . ———. 1997 . Opening Up: The Healing Power of Expressing Emotions . New York : Guilford . Rak Julie . 2003 . “ Do Witness: Don’t: A Women’s Word...

... of manuscript and early-­print witnesses as well as a detailed primer on Scots, the language in which Henryson wrote. This initiation into the historical, lexical, and phonetic aspects of the language of eastern Scotland will be a welcome aid in empowering students to work directly with medieval writings...

... in the life of protagonist Esther Kuroiwa. But the explosive scene she witnesses on the bus, involving a white man s racist tirade directed at other passengers of Asian descent, brings much that is initially hidden and repressed to the surface of the story. Among these surfaced issues are several...

... doula to manage my own physical and emotional well-being before witnessing and engaging with others. But I would be lying if I did not say that, at times during the pandemic, my “working plan” to self-soothe and self-regulate went out the window. Like others, I oscillated between starry-eyed optimism...

... to begin to shift the institutional center of gravity” (64). With “Documenting Violations: Rhetorical Witnessing and the Spec- tacle of Distant Suffering as Pedagogy,” Wendy S. Hesford further dem- onstrates the scale of women’s rhetoric by centering her teaching on the medium of film. Through...

...—short, long, with one witness or several, working solo or in groups—are among the most dif- cult and involved but that they understand the course material better after- ward. Students might at rst see some editorial tasks, like transcription and collation, as “busy work,” but they soon discover...

... of the loose but interesting analogy that it offers to our digital culture. At Emory University, where the course took place, I continually witnessed stu- dents excitement over technological developments that gave them access to limitless information and allowed them to present opinions on myriad topics...

... of the loose but interesting analogy that it offers to our digital culture. At Emory University, where the course took place, I continually witnessed stu- dents excitement over technological developments that gave them access to limitless information and allowed them to present opinions on myriad topics...

... of the loose but interesting analogy that it offers to our digital culture. At Emory University, where the course took place, I continually witnessed stu- dents excitement over technological developments that gave them access to limitless information and allowed them to present opinions on myriad topics...

... of the loose but interesting analogy that it offers to our digital culture. At Emory University, where the course took place, I continually witnessed stu- dents excitement over technological developments that gave them access to limitless information and allowed them to present opinions on myriad topics...

... toward and understanding of mental illness. Courses engaging in this work will advance the cause of social justice and the full inclusion of neurodiverse students and faculty in our classrooms and on our campuses. The United States is witnessing a deepening mental health crisis, and many scholar...

... thoughts and feelings revealed only through indirect discourse until she makes her decision to avenge the wrongs done to her mother. The poem opens with Melusine a silent witness to a mysterious primal scene of conflict between her parents: “That pale child stood on the wall, / Watching...

... . Brooke Robert . 1987 . “ Underlife and Writing Instruction .” College Composition and Communication 38 , no. 2 : 141 – 53 . Dutro Elizabeth . 2013 . “ Towards a Pedagogy of the Incomprehensible: Trauma and the Imperative of Critical Witness in Literacy Classrooms .” Pedagogies...

... been before. For the first time, I heard babies crying in the background as students attempted to engage in class. I witnessed multiple family members working from the same small space. I admitted and readmitted students three and four times during the course of our class meetings because...

... much to lament, the scholar- ship that comes to us (whether published or only reviewed) reminds us how lucky we are to witness our field s absolute commitment to our students. We are grateful for it and for you, our colleagues. ...

..., translation mine). By contrast, the damned in Inferno remain impenitent; indeed, they never even grapple with remorse. They are, so to speak, set in their ways — avowedly so in the case of the blasphemer Capaneus. Witness his terse cry, “ ‘That which I was in life, I am in death’ ” (XIV, 51...