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How Social Trauma Affects How We Write: Post 9/11 Rhetorical Theory and Composition Pedagogy [Kietas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Hardback, 172 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Jan-2010
  • Leidėjas: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0773436952
  • ISBN-13: 9780773436954
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Hardback, 172 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 31-Jan-2010
  • Leidėjas: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0773436952
  • ISBN-13: 9780773436954
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
This study uncovers the common characteristics of ancient rhetorical traditions and modern composition pedagogies that best suit post-9/11 students while explicitly concentrating on their shared function of teaching citizenry.
Foreword i
Kristine L. Blair
Acknowledgments vii
Chapter I Introduction And Justification 1(24)
Post 9/11 Theory Beginnings
1(3)
Rhetorical and Democratic Education
4(2)
Critical Pedagogy and Critical Literacy...
6(1)
Visual Literacy
7(1)
Media Literacy
8(1)
Cultural Literacy
9(1)
Multimodal Literacy
9(1)
Culture Studies Movement...
10(1)
Post-Process Movement
11(2)
9/11 Rhetorics
13(2)
Justification of the Study
15(8)
Chapter Overviews
23(2)
Chapter II The Historical And Theoretical Roles Rhetorical Education In Composition Pedagogy 25(24)
Rhetorical and Democratic Education
25(1)
Contemporary Theories of Rhetorical Education
26(3)
Contemporary Rhetors and Rhetoricians
29(3)
Rhetoric and Composition Education Curriculum
32(3)
Visual and Media Rhetorics and Modern Composition Textbooks...
35(3)
Critical Pedagogy Theory
38(2)
Culture Studies Pedagogy Theory
40(2)
Post-Process Pedagogy Theory
42(2)
Rhetorical Space and Post-9/11 Theory...
44(5)
Chapter III Resonant Historical Cultural Events As Civic Contact Zones 49(24)
Cultural Events and Literacy Developments
51(1)
Literacy Post-WWII
52(1)
Media Literacy and the Vietnam War
53(1)
Critical Cultural Literacy and The OKC Bombing
54(1)
Literacy and 9/11
55(2)
Resonant Rhetorics
57(4)
Vietnam War Rhetorics..
61(6)
WWII Rhetorics
67
OKC Bombing Rhetorics
65(1)
Post-9/11 Rhetorics
66(1)
Historical Events as Curricular Contact Zones
67(1)
WWII Curriculum: Reading and Writing the Holocaust
68(1)
Vietnam War Curriculum: The Vietnam War as Contact Zone
69(1)
OKC Bombing Curriculum: Education as a Memorial and Museum Mission
70(1)
Looking toward a 9/11 Curriculum
71(2)
Chapter IV Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory And Post-9/11 Composition Pedagogy 73(44)
Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory
73(1)
Definitions
74(2)
Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory and Literacy Developments
76(1)
Critical Literacy
77(1)
Media Literacy
77(1)
Visual Literacy
78(1)
Multimodal Literacy
79(1)
Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory and Resonant Rhetorics
79(1)
Rhetorical Analysis
80(1)
Rhetoric of Anger
81(2)
Rhetoric of Patriotism
83(1)
Rhetoric of Dissent
84(3)
Rhetoric of Memorial
87(1)
Rhetoric of Myth
88(4)
Post-9/11 Rhetorical Theory as a Curricular Contact Zone
92(1)
9/11 as a Contact Zone
93(1)
Teaching Democratically
93(1)
Teaching Responsible Citizenry in a Complex World
94(2)
Teaching Multimodal Literacy
96(1)
From Theory to Practice...
97(1)
Literacy
98(2)
Post-9/11 Composition Pedagogy
100(1)
Literacy
100(2)
Rhetoric
102(1)
Curriculum
103(1)
Heuristics
104(2)
Do It Yourself
106(1)
Post-9/11 Heuristics
107(4)
Utilizing Popular Culture: Designing the Course
111(2)
Conclusion
113(4)
Chapter V Applications, Implications And Contentions 117(26)
Applications...
117(3)
24: Real Time Television
120(1)
Lost: Multi-Media Television...
121(1)
Heroes: The Graphic Novel Meets Television
122(1)
Other Application Considerations
123(2)
Implications
125(5)
Subverting The Heuristic
130(1)
Teacher Training...
130(3)
New Media Assessment
133(1)
Objections To Cultural Theory, Critical Theory, And Post-Process Theory
134(2)
Further Study
136(1)
Feminisms And 9/11
136(1)
Learning Difficulties And 9/11
137(1)
Citizen Media And 9/11
138(1)
Conclusion: Katrina And 9/11
139(2)
Final Comment
141(2)
Works Cited 143(10)
Figures Cited 153(2)
Index 155