ERIC ED450430: Resisting Racism, Classism and Other pdf

ERIC ED450430: Resisting Racism, Classism and Other

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This paper, written in a highly personal style, follows the “docustory” model first employed in “Communication Education” in 1993 when the journal presented a series of 13 docustories from various scholars in the field–each tried to articulate “When Teaching Works.” The paper is a partial attempt to value the experiences of the newly transitioning assistant professor, someone who is attempting to birth her “graduate student soul” into a new body, a new role. In many ways, the paper is an exploration of what whiteness studies, as an exploration of the interstices of power, privilege, and disenfranchisement, might mean for teacher-scholars at work in communication theory. The paper illustrates, through six vignettes, one particular assistant professor’s life as a member of the communication faculty at a university. (NKA

• Creator/s: ERIC
• Date: 2000-02
• Year: 2000
• Book Topics/Themes: ERIC Archive, Classroom Environment, College Faculty, Communication (Thought Transfer), Higher Education, Personal Narratives, Personal Writing, Scholarship, Teacher Role, Fassett, Deanna L

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