Curriculum, Foundations & Reading: Faculty Presentations (1994-2023)

 

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Converging Self/Other Awareness: Erich Fromm and Paulo Freire on Necrophilia and Biophilia, Robert L. Lake and Vicki Dagostino

The Dialectic of Positive Freedom From Hegel to Fromm and Beyond, Robert L. Lake and Vicki Dagostino

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Freire and Marx in Dialogue, Robert L. Lake and Tricia M. Kress

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Exploring the Tensions Between Narrative Imagination and Official Knowledge Through The Life of Pi, Robert L. Lake and Laura Rychly

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Sexual Harassment and Bullying Experiences from Middle and High School, Delores D. Liston and Regina Rahimi

Animals and the Posthuman: A Manifesto, Marla B. Morris and Peter M. Appelbaum

I am Animal, Marla B. Morris and Mary Aswell Doll

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I am Dirt, I am Noise: Myth, Style, Allegory, and Currere, Marla B. Morris and Mary Aswell Doll

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Exploring the Experiences of Female High School Dropouts in Georgia, Regina Rahimi and Delores D. Liston

A Curriculum of Place: Questions about the South, William M. Reynolds

Hey, Hey, My, My, Joe L. Kincheloe Friend, Teacher, Scholar, Musician, William M. Reynolds

Liberation Theology and Paulo Freire: On the Side of the Poor, William M. Reynolds

“Redneck Piece of White Trash”: Southern White Youth and “Redneck”: Epistemologies of Class and Race Identity, William M. Reynolds

Reforming the Schooling of Zombie Desire, William M. Reynolds

Southernization, William M. Reynolds

Troops for Teachers: Militainment and Education as Recruitment, William M. Reynolds

Where are The Mockingjays? The Commodification of Monstrous Children and Rebellion, William M. Reynolds

Youth. Poverty and Critical Consciousness, William M. Reynolds

A Curriculum of Place: Understanding Emerging through the Southern Mist, William M. Reynolds

Understanding Curriculum, William M. Reynolds

A Curriculum of Place: Understandings Beyond the Southern Mist, William M. Reynolds, Julie Garlen Maudlin, Bob Lake, and Ugena Whitlock

Critical Geographies of Race, Gender, and Sexuality, Sabrina Ross, Jennifer Bowman, Oscar M. Ceron, Kristen Denney, Alexine Holmes, Andrea Kinney, Renee La Gon, Anna Waddell, and Kathy Whitaker

Academic Achievement and Performances of African American Masculinity, Sabrina N. Ross and Alma D. Stevenson

Toward a Posthumanist Education: A Manifesto, Nathan Snaza, P. Applebaum, D. Carlson, and John A. Weaver

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How Bilingual Latino/a Fifth Graders Use Their Linguistic Resources During Science Instruction, Alma D. Stevenson