Calling: Essays on Teaching in the Mother Tongue

by Gail B. Griffin

Paperback, 1992

Status

Available

Publication

Trilogy Books (1992), Paperback, 263 pages

Description

While charting the author's growth as a feminist teacher, from her arrival at Kalamazoo College as a brand new Ph.D. through her first sabbatical, this provocative collection also wrestles with larger issues of contemporary campus life including sexual harassment, faculty politics, male vs. female development, and classroom pedagogy.These moving essays show teaching to be a powerful, dangerous intersection of lives at critical moments, and contribute to the picture of academe not as an "ivory tower", but as a world of conflict and change.

User reviews

LibraryThing member Crowyhead
I have such admiration and love for Dr. Griffin on a personal level that I doubt I could be fully objective about her writing, but I really think this is a beautiful and well-wrought book.

Physical description

263 p.; 9.25 x 1 inches

ISBN

0962387924 / 9780962387920

Local notes

literary studies
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