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Literacy : a critical sourcebook / edited by Ellen Cushman [and others].

Contributor(s): Cushman, Ellen, 1967- [editor.]
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Boston : Bedford/St. Martin's, [2001]Copyright date: ©2001Description: xi, 804 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0312250428; 9780312250423Subject(s): Literacy -- United StatesLOC classification: LC151 | .L463 2001Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Introduction: Surveying the field -- Part 1. Technologies for literacy. 1. Writing is a technology that restructures thought / Walter J. Ong -- 2. What's in a list? / Jack Goody -- 3. The lost world of colonial handwriting / Tamara Plakins Thornton -- 4. From pencils to pixels: the stages of literacy technologies / Dennis Baron -- 5. The effect of hypertext on processes of reading and writing / Davida Charney -- Part 2. Literacy, knowledge, and cognition. 6. Writing and the mind / David R. Olson -- 7. Unpackaging literacy / Sylvia Scribner and Michael Cole -- 8. Literacy and individual consciousness / F. Niyi Akinnaso -- 9. Lessons from research with language-minority children / Luis C. Noll and Norma Gonzàlez -- 10. A new framework for understanding cognition and affect in writing / John R. Hayes -- 11. Distributed cognition at work / Patrick Dias [and others] -- Part 3. Histories of literacy in the United States. 12. The nineteenth-century origins of our times / Harvey J. Graff -- 13. Misperspectives on literacy: a critique of an anglocentric bias in histories of American literacy / Jamie Candelaria Greene -- 14. Religious reading and readers in antebellum America / David Paul Nord -- 15. The literate and the literary: African Americans as writers and readers---1830-1940 / Elizabeth McHenry and Shirley Brice Heath -- 16. Kitchen tables and rented rooms: the extracurriculum of composition / Anne Ruggles Gere -- 17. Gender, advertising, and mass-circulation magazines / Helen Damon-Moore and Carl F. Kaestle -- Part 4. Literacy development. 18. Theoretical approaches to reading instruction / Marilyn Jager Adams -- 19. The development of initial literacy / Yetta Goodman -- 20. Coach Bombay's kids learn to write: children's appropriation of media material for school literacy / Anne Haas Dyson -- 21. Learning to read biology: one student's rhetorical development in college / Christana Haas -- 22. Living literacy: rethinking development in adulthood / Susan S. Lytle -- 23. A world without print / Victoria Purcell-Gates -- Part 5. Culture and community. 24. The ethnography of literacy / John F. Szwed -- 24. The new literacy studies / Brian Street -- 26. Protean shapes in literacy events: ever-shifting oral and literate traditions / Shirley Brice Heath -- 27. En los dos idiomas: literacy practices among Chicago Mexicanos / Marcia Farr -- 28. Language and literacy in American Indian and Alaska native communities / Teresa L. McCarty and Lucille J. Watahomigie -- Part 6. Power, privilege, and discourse. 29. Inventing the university / David Bartholomae -- 30. Literacy, discourse, and linguistics: introduction and what is literacy? / James Paul Gee -- 31. The politics of teaching literate discourse / Lisa Delpit -- 32. Sponsors of literacy / Deborah Brandt -- 33. Community literacy / Wayne Campbell Peck, Linda Flower, and Lorraine Higgins -- Part 7. Mobilizing literacy : work and social change. 34. National literacy campaigns / Robert F. Arnove and Harvey J. Graff -- 35. The adult literacy process as cultural action for freedom and education and conscientizac̦ão / Paulo Freire -- 36. Women and literacy: a quest for justice / Lalita Ramdas -- 37. Adult literacy in America / Irwin S. Kirsch [and others] -- 38. Hearing other voices: a critical assessment of popular views on literacy and work / Glynda Hull.
Holdings
Item type Current library Shelving location Call number Copy number Status Barcode
Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 West LC151 .L463 2001 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903523732
Reference Reference John Bulow Campbell Library CAL LC151 .L463 2001 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 2 Not for loan 0182903697183

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: Surveying the field -- Part 1. Technologies for literacy. 1. Writing is a technology that restructures thought / Walter J. Ong -- 2. What's in a list? / Jack Goody -- 3. The lost world of colonial handwriting / Tamara Plakins Thornton -- 4. From pencils to pixels: the stages of literacy technologies / Dennis Baron -- 5. The effect of hypertext on processes of reading and writing / Davida Charney -- Part 2. Literacy, knowledge, and cognition. 6. Writing and the mind / David R. Olson -- 7. Unpackaging literacy / Sylvia Scribner and Michael Cole -- 8. Literacy and individual consciousness / F. Niyi Akinnaso -- 9. Lessons from research with language-minority children / Luis C. Noll and Norma Gonzàlez -- 10. A new framework for understanding cognition and affect in writing / John R. Hayes -- 11. Distributed cognition at work / Patrick Dias [and others] -- Part 3. Histories of literacy in the United States. 12. The nineteenth-century origins of our times / Harvey J. Graff -- 13. Misperspectives on literacy: a critique of an anglocentric bias in histories of American literacy / Jamie Candelaria Greene -- 14. Religious reading and readers in antebellum America / David Paul Nord -- 15. The literate and the literary: African Americans as writers and readers---1830-1940 / Elizabeth McHenry and Shirley Brice Heath -- 16. Kitchen tables and rented rooms: the extracurriculum of composition / Anne Ruggles Gere -- 17. Gender, advertising, and mass-circulation magazines / Helen Damon-Moore and Carl F. Kaestle -- Part 4. Literacy development. 18. Theoretical approaches to reading instruction / Marilyn Jager Adams -- 19. The development of initial literacy / Yetta Goodman -- 20. Coach Bombay's kids learn to write: children's appropriation of media material for school literacy / Anne Haas Dyson -- 21. Learning to read biology: one student's rhetorical development in college / Christana Haas -- 22. Living literacy: rethinking development in adulthood / Susan S. Lytle -- 23. A world without print / Victoria Purcell-Gates -- Part 5. Culture and community. 24. The ethnography of literacy / John F. Szwed -- 24. The new literacy studies / Brian Street -- 26. Protean shapes in literacy events: ever-shifting oral and literate traditions / Shirley Brice Heath -- 27. En los dos idiomas: literacy practices among Chicago Mexicanos / Marcia Farr -- 28. Language and literacy in American Indian and Alaska native communities / Teresa L. McCarty and Lucille J. Watahomigie -- Part 6. Power, privilege, and discourse. 29. Inventing the university / David Bartholomae -- 30. Literacy, discourse, and linguistics: introduction and what is literacy? / James Paul Gee -- 31. The politics of teaching literate discourse / Lisa Delpit -- 32. Sponsors of literacy / Deborah Brandt -- 33. Community literacy / Wayne Campbell Peck, Linda Flower, and Lorraine Higgins -- Part 7. Mobilizing literacy : work and social change. 34. National literacy campaigns / Robert F. Arnove and Harvey J. Graff -- 35. The adult literacy process as cultural action for freedom and education and conscientizac̦ão / Paulo Freire -- 36. Women and literacy: a quest for justice / Lalita Ramdas -- 37. Adult literacy in America / Irwin S. Kirsch [and others] -- 38. Hearing other voices: a critical assessment of popular views on literacy and work / Glynda Hull.

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