Bringing together authors from diverse fields such as child and youth care, education, and social work, this book seeks to challenge conventional notions of the â helping professionsâ as inherently caring.
Bringing together authors from diverse fields such as child and youth care, education, and social work, this book seeks to challenge conventional notions of the â helping professionsâ as inherently caring.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments Foreword: Finding the "Correct" Emotional Register for Queers in Neoliberal Times Ken Moffatt Introduction Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Section I: Queering Professionalism 1. (Un)Becoming an Ethical Professional: Queer (Im)Possibilities and Pedagogical Practices Jennifer White 2. Post-Secondary Education Killed the Buffalo: Queering Indigenization through an Indigenous Harm Reduction Approach Lana Ray 3. From Liability to Asset: Queer/ing Teacher Professionalism Jamie Anderson and Tonya Callaghan 4. Teacher Professionalism in a Neoliberal World Trudy Keil and Pamela Osmond-Johnson 5. Heteroprofessionalism and Its Neoliberal (Dis)Contents: A Critical Review and Update Robert C Mizzi Section II: Queer Methods 6. You Better Werk: Disrupting and Queering Professionalism in Early Childhood Education & Care Harny Carlos Chan Lim and Janelle Brady 7. Towards a More Caring Teaching Education: A Duoethnographic Exploration of Whiteness, Cisheteronormativity, Ableism, and Professionalism from Two Would-Be Teachers Bishop Owis and Lee Iskander 8. Professor Drag: Queerness and Mess in the Neoliberal University Ben Anderson-Nathe and Hazel (Bobbi) Ali Zaman 9. Leaning Sideways: Finding Queer Mad Moments in Teaching Early Childhood Education and Human Services Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Section III: Queering "Professional" Practice 10. Competently Queer: Reflections on Teaching my Queerness to Dietetic Students Phillip Joy 11. The Art of Caring: Queering the Profession of a Nurse Amy Roach 12. Black, Queer, and Here to Stay: Challenging White Professionalism in Higher Education, Sociology, and Anthropology Malissa Bryan Conclusion Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Epilogue: Queer Affect as Collective Refusal and Path to Deviate from Neoliberal Ethical Desires Fritz Pino Contributors Index
Acknowledgments Foreword: Finding the "Correct" Emotional Register for Queers in Neoliberal Times Ken Moffatt Introduction Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Section I: Queering Professionalism 1. (Un)Becoming an Ethical Professional: Queer (Im)Possibilities and Pedagogical Practices Jennifer White 2. Post-Secondary Education Killed the Buffalo: Queering Indigenization through an Indigenous Harm Reduction Approach Lana Ray 3. From Liability to Asset: Queer/ing Teacher Professionalism Jamie Anderson and Tonya Callaghan 4. Teacher Professionalism in a Neoliberal World Trudy Keil and Pamela Osmond-Johnson 5. Heteroprofessionalism and Its Neoliberal (Dis)Contents: A Critical Review and Update Robert C Mizzi Section II: Queer Methods 6. You Better Werk: Disrupting and Queering Professionalism in Early Childhood Education & Care Harny Carlos Chan Lim and Janelle Brady 7. Towards a More Caring Teaching Education: A Duoethnographic Exploration of Whiteness, Cisheteronormativity, Ableism, and Professionalism from Two Would-Be Teachers Bishop Owis and Lee Iskander 8. Professor Drag: Queerness and Mess in the Neoliberal University Ben Anderson-Nathe and Hazel (Bobbi) Ali Zaman 9. Leaning Sideways: Finding Queer Mad Moments in Teaching Early Childhood Education and Human Services Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Section III: Queering "Professional" Practice 10. Competently Queer: Reflections on Teaching my Queerness to Dietetic Students Phillip Joy 11. The Art of Caring: Queering the Profession of a Nurse Amy Roach 12. Black, Queer, and Here to Stay: Challenging White Professionalism in Higher Education, Sociology, and Anthropology Malissa Bryan Conclusion Adam Davies and Cameron Greensmith Epilogue: Queer Affect as Collective Refusal and Path to Deviate from Neoliberal Ethical Desires Fritz Pino Contributors Index
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