...Vera Bühlmann; Felicity Colman; Iris van der Tuin Vera Bühlmann, Felicity Colman, and Iris van der Tuin Introduction to New Materialist Genealogies New Materialisms, Novel Mentalities, Quantum Literacy Like the new materialist turn, feminist new materialist scholarship (Haraway 1988...

... Serres’s oeuvre, and the implications Serres exposes in terms of a natural philosophy ( Bühlmann 2020 ), through what the author sees as the quantum literacy of a world poetics of the current present. Such a literacy is literacy for which the constitutive relation for theoretical thought—between light...

.... This reorientation also serves as a response to Ann-Sophie Lehmann's call for greater material literacy to help us better learn and understand more about our material surroundings. Lehmann argues that we need to have more awareness of and appreciation for the basic materials of our daily life and world. She explains...

... a question about what counts as reading. The young people I see and talk to seem immensely literate today, but they are just literate in different ways than you and I were trained to be literate. Bauerlein There is no doubt that there are different kinds of literacies that are developing. The way...

... . Errors and Expectations: A Guide for the Teacher of Writing . New York : Oxford U P , 1977 . Shor Ira . “ Illegal Literacy .” Journal of Basic Writing 9.1 ( 2000 ). Leo Parascondola Crossing the Remedial Bridge: Political Economy, Contingent Labor, and Differentiation...

... Choices Matter . New York : Rodale , 2006 . Sustainable Table . “ The Meatrix .” 2003 . < http://www.themeatrix.com > . Torres Bob . Making a Killing: The Political Economy of Animal Rights . Oakland : AK P , 2007 . Vileisis Ann . Kitchen Literacy: How We Lost...

.... Counter-Institutions: Jacques Derrida and the Question of the University. New York: Fordham UP, 2006. Young, Vershawn Ashanti. Your Average Nigga: Performing Race, Literacy, and Masculinity. Detroit: Wayne State UP, 2007. ...

.... It is different from the impersonal speculative way many do postmodern critique. Nearer home, the industry calls it “financial literacy.” The social as well as economic transformations of our times have affected me in dramatic ways. It first started to register on me...

... hay out of the fact that students there had not passed a writing assessment test and used it to foment our literacy panic. People tend to equate proper English with, among other things, their memories of a time when immigrants melted in the pot and didn't hang on to their cultures. The deluge...

...: Literature and Culture of the Slave Trade. Durham: Duke UP, 2008. 218 the minnesota review Morrissey, Lee. The Constitution of Literature: Literacy, Democracy, and Early English Literary Criticism. Palo Alto: Stanford UP, 2007. Pettegrew, John. Brutes in Suits: Male...

.... Scott Solomon serves as a tutor in Project READ, a program fostering adult literacy in central Illinois. He also participates in the Red Herring Fiction Workshop, a community-based critique group open to all comers in Champaign. His fiction has appeared in Other Voices and is forthcoming...

...: @amorak. Whittney Jones is an MFA candidate in poetry at Murray State Uni- versity. She lives in Southern Illinois and works at her town’s district library as Family Literacy Coordinator and Project Next Generation Mentor. She has work published or forthcoming in Parable Press Mag- azine and Zone...

... of Love and Theft: Blackface Minstrelsy and the American Working Class (\993). Leo Parascondola is Coordinator of the Bridge to College program at CUNY and has co-edited Composition as Management Science: Literacy Work in the Managed University. John Russo is Coordinator of Labor Studies...

... . Portland, OR : Sussex Academic Press . Nazareth Peter . 2009 . Review of Arnold Anthology of Post-colonial Literatures in English . ed. Thieme John . World Literature Today 71 ( 2 ): 471 – 72 , www.jstor.org/stable/40153273 . Ong Walter . 2002 . Orality and Literacy...

... Dakota Review. Whittney Jones is currently a graduate student at Murray State University. She lives in Harrisburg, Illinois, with her husband and works for the literacy program at her town’s district library. She has work forthcoming in the Zone 3 literary magazine of Austin Peay State...

... and Masters Review. He currently teaches toddlers about literacy, cartooning, and the Falstaffiad. He can be found on Twitter @mikexgiddings. Henry Goldkamp performs his life in New Orleans, Louisiana. Recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in Yemassee, DIAGRAM, Seneca Review, Denver Quarterly, Big Other...

... are key in the battle, and artists can play an important role. Transparency, governance, and systemic literacy are key to understanding structures of power and inequity. As Emily Bell told us: This idea of algorithmic accountability, reverse engineering, and parsing these huge data sets, the deluge leak...

... and Practice (Boynton, 1987). In addition, he co-edits the Pittsburgh Series in Composition, Literacy, and Culture for the University of Pittsburgh Press. Born and raised in Ohio, Bartholomae attended Ohio Wesleyan University as an undergraduate (BA, 1969) and Rutgers University...

... children are silent. October 20, free play, art area: Carole writes CAROLL on her paint- ing, changes the second L to E. She says, If I make an extra L in my name, I add two more lines to make it an E. [Reflections: Does her behavior signify typical literacy development or something of greater clinical...

... that the rhetoric of lan- guage writing points again and again to how language is bound up with a repressive governmental apparatus and also with capitalism in general, so suspicion is casted onto the ways language and literacy sustain oppressive economic and governmental systems of power. Andrews did not name...