Pedagogies of public memory : teaching writing and rhetoric at museums, archives, and memorials /
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New York, NY :
Routledge,
[2016]
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| Series: | Routledge studies in rhetoric and communication.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: complicating conversations: public memory production and composition & rhetoric / Jane Greer and Laurie Grobman
- Part I. Museums
- Remembering the children of Lodz: conducting public research with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in a first-year writing course / Cayo Gamber and Bill Gillis
- Sitting still in the right places: remembering and writing civil rights history in Prince Edward County, Virginia / Heather Lettner-Rust, Larissa Smith Fergeson, and Michael C. Mergen
- Keepers of memory: first-year writers and the Central Pennsylvania African American Museum / Laurie Grobman
- Learning out loud: Freeman Tilden, interpretation, and rhetorical performance at the National Museum of Toys/Miniatures / Jane Greer and Laura Taylor
- Part II. Archives
- A pedagogy for the ethics of remembering: producing public memory for the Women's Archive Project / Tammie M. Kennedy and Angelika L. Walker
- Talking back: writing assistants renegotiate the public memory of writing centers / Patty Wilde, Molly Tetreault, and Sarah B. Franco
- Many happy returns: student archivists as curators of public memory / Michael Neal, Katherine Bridgman, and Stephen J. McElroy
- Part III. Memorials
- Writing on the frontlines of public memory: english and history undergraduates contributing to the Flight 93 Oral History Project / Douglas D. Page and Laura E. Rotunno
- Teaching and inventing public memorials: Chicago women rhetors / Julie A. Bokser
- In loving memory: vernacular memorials and engaged writing / Deborah M. Mix
- Teaching the repulsive memorial / Barry Jason Mauer, John Venecek, Amy Larner Giroux, Patricia Carlton, Marcy Galbreath, and Valerie Kasper.