Working in the Margins: Domestic and International Minority Women in Higher Education

ISBN-13: 9781433162763 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 142 str.

Carolyn "carolina" Rosas Webber

Opis

The book's contributors use feminist and critical theories to represent their experiences of marginalization in various academic contexts. The book also clearly establishes why critical allies and structural support are necessary conditions for domestic and international women to survive and hopefully thrive in higher education.

Recenzje

"A timely and needed intervention into the hetero-patriarchal, classed, and xenophobic whiteness of higher education, this innovative collection advances the embodied knowledge of marginalized academics. Working in the Margins is a critical resource, both for those of us who must daily navigate the gendered/raced/sexed/national violence of academia as well as for those with the power to intervene in and help undo the whiteness of higher education."-Lisa A. Flores, Associate Professor, Department of Communication, University of Colorado

Spis treści

Acknowledgments - Carolyn "Carolina" Rosas Webber: Introduction: Working in the Margins of Our Difference - Leandra H. Hernández: Identity Politics in the Classroom: An Application of Critical Love to Teaching Difficult Topics in the Military Classroom Battlefield - Renu Pariyadath: Decolonize Your Textbook: Confronting White America and the North-South Divide in the Critical Intercultural Communication Classroom - Carolyn "Carolina" Rosas Webber: Navigating Toxic Communication in the Classroom and Tenure Process: Testimonio de una Atravesada - EunYoung Lee: Feminist Rhetorical Strategies to "Make It Real" in Communication Courses: A Korean Woman's Embodiment of Critical Pedagogy - Amy N. Heuman/Ma. Angela S. Labador: Forging a Critical Intercultural Mentoring Relationship Within the Margins of Academe - Carolyn "Carolina" Rosas Webber: Conclusion: Asian, Latinx, and White Women Transforming the Margins Through Critical Pedagogy - About the Editor and Contributors - Index.

O autorze

Carolyn "Carolina" Rosas Webber (Ph.D., University of Utah) is Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at the University of South Carolina Upstate. Her teaching and research reflect her interests in identity, power and organizing processes. She is a 2018 recipient of the University of South Carolina's (system wide) RISE grant.