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"Taking Literature as a Business" has excavated the ideas and arguments that we have forgotten for a long time and created the literary system that we are now reading.Gerald Graff vividly showed us the fierce collision of modern cultural systems and how we conducted literature education a century ago. The divergence of views of literary researchers is often not known to undergraduates and has not become the object of their study.It is assumed that students should know the conclusions reached by their teachers through arguments, but do not need to know the arguments that lead to these conclusions.The text will not tell us what they want to say, but in order to read and write literature effectively, students need critical dialogue and critical argument language.Gerald Graff
Gerald Graff graduated from the University of Chicago and received an MA from Stanford University.He is now a professor of English and education at the University of Illinois at Chicago.His main works include "Taking Literature as a Career: A History of System", "Beyond Cultural War: Confronting Conflict and Revitalizing American Education", "Academic Lost: The Shackles of Rigid Education on Intellectual Life", etc.
Preface to the 20th Anniversary Edition
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Chapter I Introduction: The Myth of Humanism
Chapter II Traditional College
Chapter Three: Speech Culture and English Teaching
Chapter IV Investigators (1): Xinxing University
Chapter V Investigators (2): Origin of the Department of Literature
Chapter VI Objection of generalists
Chapter VII Crisis at the Beginning: 1890-1915
Chapter VIII Scholars and Critics: 1915-1930
Chapter 9 Seeking an Order Rule: 1930 – 1950
Chapter 10 General Education and Critical Pedagogy: 1930 – 1950
Chapter XI History and Criticism: 1940-1960
Chapter 12 Modern Literature in University: 1940-1960
Chapter XIII Prospects of American Literary Studies
Chapter 14 From Starting from scratch to Becoming a Routine
Chapter 15 Tradition and Theory
notes
Indexes
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"Taking Literature as a Business" has excavated the ideas and arguments that we have forgotten for a long time and created the literary system that we are now reading.Gerald Graff vividly showed us the fierce collision of modern cultural systems and how we conducted literature education a century ago. The divergence of views of literary researchers is often not known to undergraduates and has not become the object of their study.It is assumed that students should know the conclusions reached by their teachers through arguments, but do not need to know the arguments that lead to these conclusions.The text will not tell us what they want to say, but in order to read and write literature effectively, students need critical dialogue and critical argument language.
About the author:
Gerald Graff
Gerald Graff graduated from the University of Chicago and received an MA from Stanford University.He is now a professor of English and education at the University of Illinois at Chicago.His main works include "Taking Literature as a Career: A History of System", "Beyond Cultural War: Confronting Conflict and Revitalizing American Education", "Academic Lost: The Shackles of Rigid Education on Intellectual Life", etc.
catalog:
Preface to the 20th Anniversary Edition
thank
Chapter I Introduction: The Myth of Humanism
Chapter II Traditional College
Chapter Three: Speech Culture and English Teaching
Chapter IV Investigators (1): Xinxing University
Chapter V Investigators (2): Origin of the Department of Literature
Chapter VI Objection of generalists
Chapter VII Crisis at the Beginning: 1890-1915
Chapter VIII Scholars and Critics: 1915-1930
Chapter 9 Seeking an Order Rule: 1930 – 1950
Chapter 10 General Education and Critical Pedagogy: 1930 – 1950
Chapter XI History and Criticism: 1940-1960
Chapter 12 Modern Literature in University: 1940-1960
Chapter XIII Prospects of American Literary Studies
Chapter 14 From Starting from scratch to Becoming a Routine
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Edited by Geraldine McCarthy;[US] Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, Translator of the Master of Nursing Program of Ireland's Traley Institute of Technology in 2020