1995
DOI: 10.2307/358337
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Knowledge in the Making: Challenging the Text in the Classroom

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“…These texts further the (re)production of specific cultural politics of gender, race, and class because this canon excludes the worldviews of women, racial and ethnic groups, and working-class people in favor of the ideological vantage point of the dominant classes in society. When no alternative realities are acknowledged, then a biased politics is promoted as dominant and legitimate in a New Critical approach to textual interpretation, and representations of self and world are already prescripted for stu-dents by dominant cultural texts and ways of reading (Corcoran, 1993).…”
Section: The Sociocultural Dynamic Between Readers and Textsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These texts further the (re)production of specific cultural politics of gender, race, and class because this canon excludes the worldviews of women, racial and ethnic groups, and working-class people in favor of the ideological vantage point of the dominant classes in society. When no alternative realities are acknowledged, then a biased politics is promoted as dominant and legitimate in a New Critical approach to textual interpretation, and representations of self and world are already prescripted for stu-dents by dominant cultural texts and ways of reading (Corcoran, 1993).…”
Section: The Sociocultural Dynamic Between Readers and Textsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These assumptions have been challenged for the last three decades by work in critical literacy, feminist theory, critical race theory, poststructuralism, and cultural criticism. In recent years, scholars have written about the pedagogy of cultural criticism in the teaching of literature very pragmatically, providing questions or issues meant to help students and teachers examine the social, cultural, historical, and political construction of texts and readers (including Apol, 1998;Beach, 1993;Bishop, 1997;Corcoran, 1994;Luke & Freebody, 1997;Morgan, 1997;O'Neill, 1993;Simpson, 1996;Sims, 1983;Willis & Palmer, 1997). These theories as they relate to literary reading suggest that another kind of aesthetic response is an awareness of the text as constructed world.…”
Section: The Text As Constructed Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Flere studier i litteraturdidaktiske positioner har vaeret inspirationskilder i studiet (Corcoran, 1994;Elf & Hansen, 2017;Faust, 2000;Gourvennec, Höglund, Johansson, Kabel, & Sønneland, 2020;Kaspersen, 2012;Langer, 2011;Nussbaum 1998Nussbaum , 2010Penne, 2012;Persson, 2007Persson, , 2012Rødnes, 2014;Skaftun, 2009;Witte & Sâmihaian, 2013). I flere af disse studer er udviklet begreber og tilgange, som er en essentiel del af det analyseredskab, som i afhandlingens kapitel 3 er udviklet og anvendt ved analayser af studiets empiri i kapitel 5 og 6.…”
Section: Litteraturdidaktiske Positionerunclassified