Poetry in Pedagogy
Intersections Across and Between the Disciplines
Herausgeber: Gui, Dean A F; Polley, Jason S
Poetry in Pedagogy
Intersections Across and Between the Disciplines
Herausgeber: Gui, Dean A F; Polley, Jason S
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This book facilitates the synthesising of existing language, scholarship, and pedagogy; and is itself an "otherly" product, conceived from cultural tensions worldwide, and manifesting new meaning, new ways of understanding and thinking.
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This book facilitates the synthesising of existing language, scholarship, and pedagogy; and is itself an "otherly" product, conceived from cultural tensions worldwide, and manifesting new meaning, new ways of understanding and thinking.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 354g
- ISBN-13: 9780367544546
- ISBN-10: 0367544547
- Artikelnr.: 65610363
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 354g
- ISBN-13: 9780367544546
- ISBN-10: 0367544547
- Artikelnr.: 65610363
Dean A. F. Gui is an Instructor at The English Language Centre of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong. Dean A. F. Gui is a poet, an English teacher, and a doctoral student. His thesis, under the supervision of Dr. Jason S. Polley and Dr. Tammy Ho (HKBU), investigates the transformative potential of poetry in virtual environments. Jason S. Polley is an Associate Professor at the Department of English Language & Literature of Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong. Jason S. Polley teaches Indian English fiction, comics, literary journalism, and experimental criticism. He's co-editor of the 2018 volume Cultural Conflict in Hong Kong. He also has two creative nonfiction books: Refrain and Cemetery Miss You.
1. Introduction - A Poetics of Poetry in/and Pedagogy: The Multiform of
Tertiary Education in Asia and the Atlantic (Dean A. F. Gui) Part I
Anagnorisis 2. Oulipo in Hong Kong: Welcoming Unconventional Forms in
Poetry Writing Workshops (James Shea) 3. Trans-Contemporary Word Culture:
Late Antique Cento, Twentieth Century Cut-up, and Craft Culture in the
Canadian Rockies (Stephanie Laine Hamilton) 4. Expanding Genre and
Identities in Digital Poems: Generating Ethos and Pathos through
Code-Switching and Shifting Multimedia Platforms (Shirley Geok-lin Lim)
Part II Catharsis 5. Smuggling Creativity into the Classroom (Jason S.
Polley) 6. Using Video Poetry to Teach Biotechnology (Mary Jacob and
Stephen Chapman) 7. An Exploration of Elliptic and Hybrid Poetry from a
Geomorphological Viewpoint (W. Brian Whalley) Part III Mimesis 8. Found
Poetry and Communal Memory-making in the L2 Classroom (Jason E. H. Lee) 9.
(Re)Orienting Borders with Hybrid Poetry in Tertiary Pedagogy (Pauline
Felicia Baird) 10. Edifying and Frangible Creative Artforms: A Working
Definition for Interstitial Poetry and Its Conceptual Framework for Virtual
Environments (Dean A. F. Gui) 11. Conclusion - Intersectional Poetry and
Techno-Cultural Mobility: Reconstructing Creativity, Space, and Pedagogy as
Global Practice (Jason E. H. Lee)
Tertiary Education in Asia and the Atlantic (Dean A. F. Gui) Part I
Anagnorisis 2. Oulipo in Hong Kong: Welcoming Unconventional Forms in
Poetry Writing Workshops (James Shea) 3. Trans-Contemporary Word Culture:
Late Antique Cento, Twentieth Century Cut-up, and Craft Culture in the
Canadian Rockies (Stephanie Laine Hamilton) 4. Expanding Genre and
Identities in Digital Poems: Generating Ethos and Pathos through
Code-Switching and Shifting Multimedia Platforms (Shirley Geok-lin Lim)
Part II Catharsis 5. Smuggling Creativity into the Classroom (Jason S.
Polley) 6. Using Video Poetry to Teach Biotechnology (Mary Jacob and
Stephen Chapman) 7. An Exploration of Elliptic and Hybrid Poetry from a
Geomorphological Viewpoint (W. Brian Whalley) Part III Mimesis 8. Found
Poetry and Communal Memory-making in the L2 Classroom (Jason E. H. Lee) 9.
(Re)Orienting Borders with Hybrid Poetry in Tertiary Pedagogy (Pauline
Felicia Baird) 10. Edifying and Frangible Creative Artforms: A Working
Definition for Interstitial Poetry and Its Conceptual Framework for Virtual
Environments (Dean A. F. Gui) 11. Conclusion - Intersectional Poetry and
Techno-Cultural Mobility: Reconstructing Creativity, Space, and Pedagogy as
Global Practice (Jason E. H. Lee)
1. Introduction - A Poetics of Poetry in/and Pedagogy: The Multiform of
Tertiary Education in Asia and the Atlantic (Dean A. F. Gui) Part I
Anagnorisis 2. Oulipo in Hong Kong: Welcoming Unconventional Forms in
Poetry Writing Workshops (James Shea) 3. Trans-Contemporary Word Culture:
Late Antique Cento, Twentieth Century Cut-up, and Craft Culture in the
Canadian Rockies (Stephanie Laine Hamilton) 4. Expanding Genre and
Identities in Digital Poems: Generating Ethos and Pathos through
Code-Switching and Shifting Multimedia Platforms (Shirley Geok-lin Lim)
Part II Catharsis 5. Smuggling Creativity into the Classroom (Jason S.
Polley) 6. Using Video Poetry to Teach Biotechnology (Mary Jacob and
Stephen Chapman) 7. An Exploration of Elliptic and Hybrid Poetry from a
Geomorphological Viewpoint (W. Brian Whalley) Part III Mimesis 8. Found
Poetry and Communal Memory-making in the L2 Classroom (Jason E. H. Lee) 9.
(Re)Orienting Borders with Hybrid Poetry in Tertiary Pedagogy (Pauline
Felicia Baird) 10. Edifying and Frangible Creative Artforms: A Working
Definition for Interstitial Poetry and Its Conceptual Framework for Virtual
Environments (Dean A. F. Gui) 11. Conclusion - Intersectional Poetry and
Techno-Cultural Mobility: Reconstructing Creativity, Space, and Pedagogy as
Global Practice (Jason E. H. Lee)
Tertiary Education in Asia and the Atlantic (Dean A. F. Gui) Part I
Anagnorisis 2. Oulipo in Hong Kong: Welcoming Unconventional Forms in
Poetry Writing Workshops (James Shea) 3. Trans-Contemporary Word Culture:
Late Antique Cento, Twentieth Century Cut-up, and Craft Culture in the
Canadian Rockies (Stephanie Laine Hamilton) 4. Expanding Genre and
Identities in Digital Poems: Generating Ethos and Pathos through
Code-Switching and Shifting Multimedia Platforms (Shirley Geok-lin Lim)
Part II Catharsis 5. Smuggling Creativity into the Classroom (Jason S.
Polley) 6. Using Video Poetry to Teach Biotechnology (Mary Jacob and
Stephen Chapman) 7. An Exploration of Elliptic and Hybrid Poetry from a
Geomorphological Viewpoint (W. Brian Whalley) Part III Mimesis 8. Found
Poetry and Communal Memory-making in the L2 Classroom (Jason E. H. Lee) 9.
(Re)Orienting Borders with Hybrid Poetry in Tertiary Pedagogy (Pauline
Felicia Baird) 10. Edifying and Frangible Creative Artforms: A Working
Definition for Interstitial Poetry and Its Conceptual Framework for Virtual
Environments (Dean A. F. Gui) 11. Conclusion - Intersectional Poetry and
Techno-Cultural Mobility: Reconstructing Creativity, Space, and Pedagogy as
Global Practice (Jason E. H. Lee)