num_pages: 468
description: ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1 Critical literacy as political Three variations on a themeKevin Harris2 Informing critical literacy with ethnographyGary L. Anderson and Patricia Irvine3 Critical literacy and the politics of genderBarbara Bee4 The challenge of popular education in the Grenada revolutionDidacus Jules5 Words to a Literacy, the imagination, and PalestineCHRIS SEARLE6 Between moral regulation and The cultural contradictions of the textMichael W. Apple7 Literacy and urban school Beyond vulgar pragmatismDennis Carlson8 Literacy, pedagogy, and English Postmodern connectionsJames A. Berlin9 Postmodernism and literaciesJames Paul Gee10 Reading and writing the Critical media literacy and postmodernismDavid Sholle and Stan Denski11 Feminist Toward emancipatory possibilities of solidarityJeanne Brady and Adriana Hernandez12 (Dis)connecting literacy and Speaking the unspeakable in the classroomKathleen Rockhill13 Literacy and the politics of differenceHenry Giroux14 Critical literacy and the postmodern turnPeter L. McLaren and Colin LankshearPostscript to "Critical literacy and the postmodern turn"ContributorsAuthor IndexSubject Index
language: English
title: Critical Literacy: Politics, Praxis, and the Postmodern
titlecomplete: Critical Literacy: Politics, Praxis, and the Postmodern (Suny Series, Teacher Empowerment and School Reform)
ratings_count: 3
publisher: State University of New York Press