...Sheila L. Cavanagh Duke University Press 2005 Sexing the Teacher VOYEURISTIC PLEASURE IN THE AMY GEHRING SEX PANIC The deviant is not just the person who performs specifi c aberrant acts; the Sheila L...

... not yet committed, thereby turning students with psychiatric histories into objects of fear for their teachers and counselors, and vice versa. This article charts the historical emergence of psychiatry's entanglement with institutional risk assessment and suggests an alternative framework for responding...

... for someone else.” However, one cognitive neurologist explains, many afflicted with executive dysfunction can climb out of the chauffeur’s seat into the boardroom as long as they can command the services of “a co-­author, a teacher, a wife — who acts...

... and subjectivity in art, the focus of her forthcoming book on Viennese art history and mod- ernism. Soussloff also works in the field of early modern Italian art. Joel Westheimer is associate professor of education at the University of Ottawa. A former New York City public schools teacher, he is author...

... impose performance-based criteria 14 Stanley Aronowitz on administrators and teachers. For example, in New York City the schools chancellor has issued “report cards” to principals and has threatened to fire those whose schools do not meet standards established by high-stakes...

... in the managed university , edited by Randy Martin, 181 -201. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Watkins, Evan. 1995-96 . The educational politics of human resources: Humanities teachers as resource managers. minnesota review , no. 45/46: 147 -66. Watt, Stephen. 1998. What is an organization like...

... ardently in his right as a student to interrogate and challenge his teachers. He tells me that established precepts of academic freedom support this right: “Academic freedom in the beginning was conceptualized in two cases: it was conceptualized as the student’s right to learn and to learn...

... daughter to Haifa's teacher training college, 21 July. Files 26/12/15 . Labor Party's archive, Beit-Berl, Israel. Gramsci, Antonio. 1986 . Selections from prison notebooks . Edited by Q. Hoare and G. N. Smith. London:Lawrence and Wishart. Guha, Ranajit. 1997 . Dominance without hegemony: History...

... doctors, engineers, bankers, teachers), and the demands of a new generation of young people whose expectations had been shaped by the anticolonial struggle. In this context, education and professionalization were unambiguously seen as tools...

... administration claim that a union would damage relations between gradu- ate students and their faculty advisors and that a union would be harmful to the teacher training graduate students receive, I felt a particular need to speak up...

... Experience in The Harder They Come Prakash Younger 43 “This Is What It Means to SAG in South Africa” Leola A. Johnson 65 Mediating Youth: Community-Based Video Production and the Politics of Race and Authenticity Nicole R. Fleetwood 83 Sexing the Teacher: Voyeuristic Pleasure in the Amy...

... the years. What does it mean to be without suspicion and to also mourn in advance? While Johnson was likely gesturing to the cancer that had taken hold of de Man’s body for a decade, her instruction to us as we proceed into her book marks the kind of space her teacher always made possible as she...

...- ence of academic teachers is not marked in any way by access to or con- tact with the promised land of security and freedoms. This experience is entirely out of synch with traditional academic culture, which takes such things for granted, and which continues to assume that the professional...

..., these pieces provide a sketch of a true public intellectual, talented teacher, and brilliant thinker. I hope that readers who knew him affectionately recognize their teacher, colleague, and friend in this collage, and that those who didn't are inspired to read and learn from his life and work. Stanley...

... of the convergence of academic and corporate cultures. The assault on campus unions that try to provide a living wage for the workers, on graduate student unions that try to get a wage for 108 Vijay Prashad indentured teachers...

... bring about.” 8 By contrast, when sympathetic white people recorded the responses of African American mourners, they nearly always omitted the concerns of daily life. Indeed, these white missionaries, teachers, and abolitionists...

... students and faculty members.13 But there are others, some successful, some merely attempted. Between 2 February 1996, when a fourteen-year- old opened fire on students and a teacher in Moses Lake, Washington, 120 Morris • Witchcraft and 16 April 2007...

..., bolstered only by a radical group of students running the newspaper there. But he was producing some of his most powerful public sociology at that time, in books and in talks. Together with indefatigable colleagues, he would soon shake up the CUNY teacher's union, the Professional Staff Congress. And I also...

... is coeditor of A New Generation of Feminist Sci- ence Studies (Routledge, forthcoming). She works on the intersections of gender, race, and science and has published articles in journals such as Feminist Teacher, Feminist Studies...

... Sciences (1992), Boulder Faculty Assembly Award for Excellence in Teaching (1994), and the Herd Award for Best Undergraduate Teacher (2005). The university administration is currently (as of fall 2006) attempting to revoke his tenure, although we are assured that this has nothing...