Censorship, Critical Pedagogy, Education, Haruki Murakami, indoctrination, literacy, literature
Category: Haruki Murakami
15 Posts
Haruki Murakami, literature, violence
Normality in Sayaka Murata
Handmaid's Tale, Haruki Murakami, literature, Margaret Atwood, reading
The Unforgettable Yoko Ogawa
Education, Haruki Murakami, NCTE
2019 NCTE Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, November 21-24, 2019
Cormac McCarthy, Critical Media Literacy, genre, Gun Control, Haruki Murakami, James Baldwin, Medium, Poverty, privilege, race, racism, Ralph Ellison
Re-reading Faulkner in Trumplandia: “[H]is ferocious conviction in the rightness of his own actions”
Critical Media Literacy, Critical Pedagogy, Education, Haruki Murakami, memoir, NCTE, Sports, Writing
NCTE 2018 – Houston, TX
canon, comic books, Education, genre, Haruki Murakami, literacy, reading, Teaching
“[A]ll this fiddle”: On Genre Wars in a Time of Craft Beer
Flawed Men Artists and Their Crumbling Art
Franz Kafka, genre, Haruki Murakami
Haruki Murakami’s 7 Stories: “It’s quite easy to become Men Without Women”
Education, Haruki Murakami, Howard Zinn, James Baldwin, Public Intellectual
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