11.231, Books: Literacy
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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 16:46:24 -0500
From: "Alicia Bothwell"<abothwell at routledge-ny.com>
Subject: Literacy: The World Wide Web, Teaching Literacy
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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 16:46:24 -0500
From: "Alicia Bothwell"<abothwell at routledge-ny.com>
Subject: Literacy: The World Wide Web, Teaching Literacy
In the Literacies series from Routledge:
GLOBAL LITERACIES AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Edited by Gail E. Hawisher, University of Illinois and Cynthia
L. Selfe, Michigan Technological University
A critical examination of the new online literacy practices, this book
provides a fascinating look at how they are determined by national,
cultural and educational contexts. Hawisher and Selfe have brought
together scholars from around the world, including Hungary, Australia,
Palau, Cuba and the United States, in an illuminating examination of
online practices in their specific culture. A lively and original
challenge to conventional notions of the relationship between literacy
and technology, this book celebrates the dynamic capacity of these new
self-defined literacy communities with their continuing redefinition
of ethnicity and differences.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Gail E. Hawisher and Cynthia L. Selfe--Global Literacies
and the World Wide Web: Testing the Claims
SECTION I: LITERACY, CULTURE AND THE DIFFERENCE ON THE WEB
Sibylle Gruber and Eniko Csomay--Changing Economies, Changing Politics
and the World-Wide Web: A Hungarian Perspective
Aliki Dragona and Carolyn Handa--Xenes Glosses: Literacy and Cultural
Implications of the World-Wide Wed for Greece
Cathryn McConaghy and Ilana Snyder--Working the Web in Postcolonial
Australia
SECTION II: LITERACY, DIVERSITY AND THE IDENTITY ON THE WEB
Karla Saari Kitalong and Tino Kitalong--Complicating the Tourist Gaze:
Literacy and the Internet as Catalysts for Articulating a Postcolonial
Palauan Identity Jan Rune Holmevik and Cynthia Haynes--Norwegian
Accords: Shaping Peace, Education and Gender on the WWW
Taku Sugimoto and James A. Levine--Multiple Literacies and Multimedia:
A Comparison of Japanese and American Uses of the Internet
Sarah Sloan and Jason Johnstone--Reading Sideways, Backwards and
Across: Scottish and American Literacy Practices and Weaving the
World-Wide Web
SECTION III: LITERACY, CONFLICT AND HYBRIDITY ON THE WEB
Susan Romano, Barbara Field and Elizabeth W. de Huergo--Web Literacies
of the Already Accessed and Technically Inclined: Schooling in
Monterrey, Mexico
Laura Sullivan and Victor Frenandez--Cybercuba.com(munist): Electronic
Literacy, Resistance and Postrevolutionary Cuba
Sean Lewis and Elaine Richardson--"Flippin the Script/Blowin Up the
Spot": Puttin Hip Hop on Line in [African] American and South Africa
CONCLUSION
Gail E. Hawisher and Cynthia L. Selfe--Inventing Postmodern
Identities: hybrid and Transgressive Literacy Practices on the Web
Literacies
December 1999: 376 pp: 9 illus.
Hb: 0 415 18941 1: $90.00
Pb: 0 415 18942 X: $24.99
[Can. hb $135.00; pb $37.99]
MULTILITERACIES
Literacy Learning and the Design of Social Futures
Edited by Bill Cope, Centre for Workplace Communication, Australia,
and Mary Kalantzis, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Multiliteracies addresses the question of the future of literacy
teaching: what should be taught and how. This new collection brings
together the work of the most exciting voices in the field. Each of
these specialists proposes a new pedagogy which recognises both
cultural and linguistic diversity, and the many ways of representing
meaning beyond language, such as the visual.
Contributors include these leading international literacy researchers:
Elsa Auerbach, Courtney Cazden, Norman Fairclough, James Paul Gee,
Gunther Kress, Joseph Le Bianco, Carmen and Allen Luke and Sarah
Michaels.
Table of Contents
PART I. INTRODUCTION
Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis--Multiliteracies: The Beginnings of an Idea
The New London Group--1. A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies
PART II. CHANGING TIMES: THE "WHY" OF MULTILITERACIES
James Paul Gee--2. New People in New Worlds: Networks, The New
Capitalism and Schools
Carmen Luke--3. Cyberschooling and Technological Change
Joseph Lo Bianco--4. Multiliteracies and Multilingualism
Martin Nakata--5. History, Cultural Diversity and English Language Teaching
Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope--6. Changing the Role of Schools
PART III. DESIGNS OF MEANING: THE "WHAT" OF MULTILITERACIES
Gunther Kress--7. Design and Transformation: New Theories of Meaning
Norman Fairclough--8. Multiliteracies and Language: Orders of
Discourse and Intertextuality
Gunther Kress--9. Multimodality
Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis--10. Designs for Social Futures
PART IV. PEDAGOGY: THE "HOW" OF MULTILITERACIES
Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope--11. A Multiliteracies Pedagogy: A
Pedagogical Supplement
Courtney Cazden--12. Taking Cultural Differences into Account
Sarah Michaels and Richard Sohmer--13. Narratives and Inscriptions:
Cultural Tools, power and Powerful Sensemaking
PART V. MULTILITERACIES IN PRACTICE
Denise Newfield and Pippa Stein--14. The Multiliteracies Project:
South African Teachers Respond
David Bond--15. Negotiating a Pedagogy of Multiliteracies: The
Communication Curriculum in a South African Management Development
Program
Courtney Cazden--16. A Postscript from Alice Springs
Literacies
December 1999: 352 pp
Hb: 0 415 21420 3: $90.00
Pb: 0 415 21421 1: $29.99
[Can. hb $135.00; pb $44.99]
SITUATED LITERACIES
Reading and Writing in Context
Edited by David Barton, Roz Ivanic and Mary Hamilton, all at Lancaster
University, UK
Situated Literacies is a rich and varied collection of key writings
from leading international scholars in the field of literacy. Each
contribution, written in a clear, accessible style, makes the link
between literacies in specific contexts and broader practices. Among
the issues discussed are: the visual and material aspects, concepts of
time and space, how literacies shape and sustain identities in
communities, the relationship between texts and their practices and
the role of discourse analysis. Together, these studies, along with a
foreword by Denny Taylor, make a timely and important contribution to
understanding the ways in which literary practices are part of the
broader social processes.
Denny Taylor--Foreword
Introduction--Exploring Situated Literacies
David Barton and Mary Hamilton--1. Literacy Practices
Mary Hamilton--2. Expanding the New Literacy Studies: Using
Photographs to Explore Literacy as Social Practice
Karin Tusting--3. The New Literacy Studies: An Exploration
Anita Wilson--4. There is No Escape from Third-Space Theory:
Borderland Discourse and the "In-Between" Literacies of Prisons
Kathryn Jones--5. Becoming Just Another Alphanumeric Code: Farmers'
Encounters with the Literacy and Discourse Practices of Agricultural
Bureaucracy at the Livestock Auction
Fiona Ormerod and Roz Ivanic--6. Texts in Practices: Intepreting the
Physical Characteristics of Texts
Kathy Pitt--7. Family Literacy: A Pedagogy for the Future
Renata de Pourbaix--8. Emergent Literacy Practices in an Electronic Community
Simon Pardoe--9. Respect and the Pursuit of "Symmetry" in Researching
Literacy and Student Writing
David Barton--10. Researching Literacy Practices: Learning from
Activities with Teachers and Students
Jim Gee--11. The New Literacy Studies: From "Socially Situated" to the
Work of the Social
Janet Maybin--12. The New Literacy Studies: Context, Intertextuality
and Discourse
Karin Tustin, Roz Ivanic and Anita Wilson--New Literacy Studies at the
Interchange
Literacies
December 1999: 224 pp: 21 illus.
Hb: 0 415 20670 7: $90.00
Pb: 0 415 20671 5: $29.99
[Can. hb $135.00; pb $44.99]
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