This book is designed to help teachers from middle school through college find exciting new strategies to help students develop their literacy skills.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sandra Eckard is a professor of English at East Stroudsburg University, where she teaches writing, works with English Education students, and directs the Writing Studio, a space to help student writers. She specializes in teaching writing, tutoring writing, and using popular culture in the classroom.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: Becoming a Teacher Acknowledgements Introduction: Building Character and Theme Sandra Eckard 1: Tales and Dreams: Neil Gaiman's The Sandman and Critical and Creative Thinking in the English Classroom Carmela Delia Lanza 2: Marvelous Families Epic Dysfunction: Combining Norse Mythology the Thor Comics and Marvel Films in a General Education Literature Course Holly M. Wells 3: Flip the Hero Script: Kamala Khan and Katniss Everdeen Search for Agency Purpose and Identity Mary T. Christel 4: Marvel's Civil War: Interrogating Vigilantism and the Superhero Myth in the Post-9/11 Era Jane Coulter and Keith McCleary 5: From Marvel's Daredevil to Netflix's Defenders: Justice Is Blind? P.L. Thomas 6: Comics and Philosophy: Batman and the Nature of Evil Jon Ostenson 7: Discovering and Discussing Tall Tale Elements Through Lemke's Tall Great American Folktales: The Comic Anthology Jennifer Toney 8: Finding the Panther: Marvel Comics' Black Panther Socio-Historical Roots and Their Influences on Character Development Scott Honeycutt Karin Keith Renee Rice-Moran LaShay Jennings Huili Hong 9: 21st Century Creature: Analyzing Frankenstein in the Medium of Comic Jeffrey Hayes 10: Word from Krypton: Analyzing the Character of Superman Richard Harrison About the Authors
Preface: Becoming a Teacher Acknowledgements Introduction: Building Character and Theme Sandra Eckard 1: Tales and Dreams: Neil Gaiman's The Sandman and Critical and Creative Thinking in the English Classroom Carmela Delia Lanza 2: Marvelous Families Epic Dysfunction: Combining Norse Mythology the Thor Comics and Marvel Films in a General Education Literature Course Holly M. Wells 3: Flip the Hero Script: Kamala Khan and Katniss Everdeen Search for Agency Purpose and Identity Mary T. Christel 4: Marvel's Civil War: Interrogating Vigilantism and the Superhero Myth in the Post-9/11 Era Jane Coulter and Keith McCleary 5: From Marvel's Daredevil to Netflix's Defenders: Justice Is Blind? P.L. Thomas 6: Comics and Philosophy: Batman and the Nature of Evil Jon Ostenson 7: Discovering and Discussing Tall Tale Elements Through Lemke's Tall Great American Folktales: The Comic Anthology Jennifer Toney 8: Finding the Panther: Marvel Comics' Black Panther Socio-Historical Roots and Their Influences on Character Development Scott Honeycutt Karin Keith Renee Rice-Moran LaShay Jennings Huili Hong 9: 21st Century Creature: Analyzing Frankenstein in the Medium of Comic Jeffrey Hayes 10: Word from Krypton: Analyzing the Character of Superman Richard Harrison About the Authors
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