Vol. 101 (2015)

Published February 23, 2015

Teaching Across Borders

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Mini-Cluster

Marcial González, Greg Meyerson, Richard Ohmann

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Mini-Cluster on Teaching about the 1%, the Rich, the Upper Class, the Ruling Class

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Richard Ohmann

3-8

Different from Us: Teaching About the Rich After Occupy and the Great Recession

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Greg Meyerson

9-14

“It’s Not Personal, It’s Business: or Teaching Structural Explanation” (at an HBCU)

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Marcial González

15-20

Where Do Social Inequalities Come From?: Class Divides in Chicana/o-Latina/o Literature

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Teaching Across Borders

Linda Dittmar, Frinde Maher

21-24

Introduction: Teaching Across Borders

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Amy Levin

25-31

Speaking of Freedom: U.S. Multicultural Literature and Human Rights Talk In an Emerging Democracy

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Justin Podur

32-39

Critical Thinking for the Modern Muslim Woman Psychology Student: A Summer in Islamabad

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Frinde Maher

40-45

Cape Town, South Africa, 2003

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Tamar Hager

46-53

Seeing and Hearing the Other: A Jewish Israeli Teacher Grapples with Arab Students' Underachievement and the Exclusion of Their Voices

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Linda Dittmar

54-62

Teaching Cisneros in India: Post(?)colonial Parables

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Jyoti Puri

63-71

Postcolonial Feminisms and Introducing Sociology in the Imperium

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Danielle Legros Georges

72-73

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Reviews

Sophie Bell

74-76

Review: High Schools, Race, and America’s Future: What Students Can Teach Us About Morality, Diversity, and Community by Lawrence Blum

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Josh Lukin

77-79

Review: Both Sides of the Table: Autoethnographies of Educators Learning and Teaching With/In [Dis]ability by Phil Smith

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Teaching Notes

Angelique Davi

80-81

Teaching Note: Reflections of a Transgender Medievalist

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Robyn C. Spencer

82-84

Teaching Note: Mad at History

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News for Educational Workers

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Contributors' Notes

90-92

Contributors' Notes

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