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Acknowledgments vii
A Public World Is Possible 1
Interlude: "Your Appeal Has Been Reviewed by the Medical Director" 20
Ain't Nobody's Business? 28
Interlude: Risking Rhetoric 48
Taking Sides 55
Interlude: The Hard Line 74
Making Space 85
Interlude: "This Is Not a Rally" 114
So What Gives You the Authority? 121
Epilogue: Education Goes Public 145
Works Cited 163
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Przemek Przemek
reviewed Living Room: Teaching Public Writing in a Post-Publicity Era on May 19, 2012
Living Room: Teaching Public Writing in a Post-Publicity Era
Although Welch spends more time explaining and then condemning neoliberal policies, she doesn't spend as much time explaining how the ideas of private/public are explained in a composition classroom. Though the interludes/narratives are interesting, we're still left to wonder how applicable these experiences are with other types of students, such as mine, who do not attend even an open campus as U Vermont. Now that the Iraq ware is "over" (or forgotten, which is worse), the tension of public-ness is less tangible for our students today. Of course, that's perhaps what she's saying most.
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