Tilting the tower : lesbians, teaching, queer subjects / edited by Linda Garber
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New York :
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1994
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Table of Contents:
- On being a change agent: teacher as text, homophobia as context
- Explicit instruction: talking sex in the classroom
- The romance of class and queers: academic erotic zones
- Classroom coming out stories: practical strategies for productive self-disclosure
- Small-group pedagogy: consciousness raising in conservative times
- The Pocahontas Paradigm, or will the subaltern please shut up?
- Cultural conflict: introducing the queer in Mexican-American literature classes
- Collaborating with Clio: teaching lesbian history
- There's no place like home? Lesbian studies and the classics
- Straight but not narrow: a gynetic approach to the teaching of lesbian literature
- Heterosexual teacher, lesbian/gay/bisexual text: teaching the sexual other(s)
- Breaking the silence: sexual preference in the composition classroom
- "Type normal like the rest of us": writing, power, and homophobia in the networked composition classroom
- Lesbian/gay role models in the classroom: where are they when you need them?
- Reading, writing, and Rita Mae Brown: lesbian literature in high school
- Out in the curriculum, out in the classroom: teaching history and organizing for change
- Working with queer young people on oppression issues and alliance building
- Forging the future, remebering our roots: building multi-cultural, feminist lesbian and gay studies
- Humanity is not a luxury: some thoughts on a recent passing
- "The very house of difference": toward a more queerly defined multiculturalism
- Moving the pink agenda into the ivory tower: The Berkeley Guide" to institutionalizing lesbian, gay, and bisexual studies
- Creating a nonhomophobic atmosphere on a college campus
- Tau(gh)t connections: experiences of a "mixed-blood, disabled, lesbian student"
- "Still here": ten years later...
- Out as a lesbian, out as a Jew: and nothing untoward happened?
- The ins and outs of a lesbian academic
- Queering the profession, or just professionalizing queers?
- Life on the fault line: lesbian resistance to the anti-PC debate
- Gay and lesbian studies: yet another unhappy marriage?