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Why We Write provides a forum for scholars, activists, and novelists to reflect on the ways in which they use their writing and academic work to create social change. This volume uncovers the political agendas, social missions, and personal and professional experiences that compel writers to bring their stories to the page. Why We Write examines the dual commitment of writing articles and books that are committed to high scholarly standards as well as social justice. These essays will be of great interest to college and graduate students who currently lack a model of social justice scholarship.…mehr
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
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- Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135477523
- Artikelnr.: 39998297
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2013
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Personal ReflectionsChapter 1. Why I Write JOHN D'EMILIOChapter 2. Why I
Write CATHERINE CLINTONChapter 3. Why I Write TIMOTHY PATRICK
MCCARTHYChapter 4. Why I Write JENNIFER MORGANSection II The Process of
WritingChapter 5. Disoriented in the Orient:A U.S. Historian Goes
TransnationalJUNG H. PAKChapter 6. Narratives of Sexual Conquest:A
Historical Perspective on Date Rape JENNIFER FRONCChapter 7. Her Heart, My
Hands:Writing an Intimate Life CAITLIN LOVE CROWELLChapter 8. Writing for
History:Journalism, History, and theRevival of Narrative JILL LEPOREChapter
9. We Should Grow Too Fond of It'Why We Love the Civil War DREW GILPIN
FAUSTSection III The Politics of WritingChapter 10. Our Silences Will Hurt
Us: JournalisticWriting in a Women's Prison ELEANOR M. NOVEK AND REBECCA
SANFORDChapter 11. To Keep My Body Clean, To Breathe,To Give My Mind Rest
SASHA KAMINI PARMASADChapter 12. Diary of a Mad Law Student JODI
BROMBERGChapter 13. A Drawbridge to the Ivory Tower: Brokeringthe Politics
of Environmental Studies DANIEL J. SHERMANChapter 14. Why I Don't Write
ERME C. MAULANotes Contributors Index
Personal ReflectionsChapter 1. Why I Write JOHN D'EMILIOChapter 2. Why I
Write CATHERINE CLINTONChapter 3. Why I Write TIMOTHY PATRICK
MCCARTHYChapter 4. Why I Write JENNIFER MORGANSection II The Process of
WritingChapter 5. Disoriented in the Orient:A U.S. Historian Goes
TransnationalJUNG H. PAKChapter 6. Narratives of Sexual Conquest:A
Historical Perspective on Date Rape JENNIFER FRONCChapter 7. Her Heart, My
Hands:Writing an Intimate Life CAITLIN LOVE CROWELLChapter 8. Writing for
History:Journalism, History, and theRevival of Narrative JILL LEPOREChapter
9. We Should Grow Too Fond of It'Why We Love the Civil War DREW GILPIN
FAUSTSection III The Politics of WritingChapter 10. Our Silences Will Hurt
Us: JournalisticWriting in a Women's Prison ELEANOR M. NOVEK AND REBECCA
SANFORDChapter 11. To Keep My Body Clean, To Breathe,To Give My Mind Rest
SASHA KAMINI PARMASADChapter 12. Diary of a Mad Law Student JODI
BROMBERGChapter 13. A Drawbridge to the Ivory Tower: Brokeringthe Politics
of Environmental Studies DANIEL J. SHERMANChapter 14. Why I Don't Write
ERME C. MAULANotes Contributors Index