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Editors' Introduction: Does Academic Freedom Matter?
pp. 195-203
Commentary
Neither Necessary nor Sufficient: Community Education and the Fight against Poverty
pp. 205-215
Articles
The Ideology of the Mermaid: Children's Literature in the Intro to Theory Course
pp. 217-233
Working Alone Together: Labor Agency and Professional Exchange in the Teaching of Composition
pp. 235-260
From Language Experience to Classroom Practice: Affirming Linguistic Diversity in Writing Pedagogy
pp. 261-287
The Class as Periodical: A Contemporary "Humanities Lab"
pp. 289-313
From the Classroom
What Looms: The University, the Jailhouse, and Pedagogy
pp. 315-324
Beyond Critical Thinking
pp. 325-330
Barbarians at the Gate:
Professors from Outside the English Department
Reflect on Teaching First-Year Writing: Introduction
pp. 331-336
Writing, Chemistry, and Faculty Development: Theory vs. Practice
pp. 336-340
Reenvisioning Writing and Introductory Math
pp. 340-343
Overcoming Student Cynicism about Argument through Writing
pp. 343-348
Opening Ears and Minds through Writing about Music
pp. 348-352
Reviews
Practical but Not Simple
pp. 353-359
Motivating Students to Write: Some Empirical Answers (and Questions)
pp. 361-367
Place Matters
pp. 369-374
Practical Answers, Four Perspectives: "What Is College-Level Writing?"
pp. 375-379
Contributors