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#TeachingC19

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With this ongoing platform we will publish short interviews with C19 members, short reflections on pedagogy, and a bank of syllabi comprising diverse approaches to teaching 19th-century American literature. #TeachingC19 will aim to highlight pedagogical work as a key aspect of our engagement with the long nineteenth century. In developing this feature over time, we ultimately hope to build an archive of pedagogy-related resources so that the C19 community can learn from one another not only as scholars but also as teachers.

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The Narrative of Nancy Prince: Historical Facts—Artistic Fiction

 

Margaretta M. Lovell

University of California, Berkeley

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Public Scholarship as Pedagogy

 

Jess Libow

Haverford College

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A Plug for the Survey in the Moment of Its Assumed Demise

 

Laura L. Mielke

University of Kansas

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Expanding the Sayable:

Listening, Teaching

 

Monica Huerta

Princeton University

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Reading Tactics

 

Erica Fretwell

University of Albany,

SUNY

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Memes of Grass

 

Douglas Guerra

State University of New York,

Oswego

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The Shrillness of Silent Sam

 

Tim Marr

University of North Carolina,

Chapel Hill

Image: Atlas of the United States Printed for the Use of the Blind (1837) for children at the New England Institute for the Education of the Blind in Boston

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