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Creative Composition: Inspiration and Techniques for Writing Instruction

✍ Scribed by Danita Berg (editor); Lori A. May (editor)


Publisher
Multilingual Matters
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Leaves
205
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This book brings together contemporary authors and well-respected creative writing instructors and theorists to explore ways creativity in composition may be encouraged in student writers. The question in this anthology is not β€˜Can writing be taught?’ but β€˜How can we inspire students to embrace the creative process no matter what they write?’

✦ Table of Contents


Contents
Contributors
Foreword
Introduction
1. On Essaying
2. Eat Your Spinach! Why a Blend of Personal and Academic Discourses Matter
3. Writing by Creation, with Response, in Experience
4. Give it a Taste: Serving Creative Writing in Small Doses
5. Wiggling Between the Forms: A Cross-Genre Approach to Writing
6. Writing to Discover: Creative Nonfiction and Writing Across the Curriculum
7. Creative Writing’s Five Stages of Development: The Mind of the Creative Writer in the Composition Classroom
8. Sought-After Sophistications: Crafting a Curatorial Stance in the Creative Writing and Composition Classrooms
9. Audience Resurrected: Restoring Motive and Purpose to Creative Writing
10. Lending the Muse a Hand: Expanding the Role of Social Constructivism and Collaborative Writing in Creative Writing Pedagogies
11. Grammar and Creativity in Composition: An Unexpected Nexus
12. Invention in Creative Writing: Explorations of the Self and the Social in Creative Genres
13. Teaching the Exploratory Essay as Pedagogy, Process and Project
14. Beyond Argumentation: Toulmin’s Model as a Dialogic, Processual Heuristic
15. Leave it to the Imagination: Service Learning as Part of an Undergraduate Creative Writing Curriculum
16. Show, Don’t Tell: Using Graphic Narratives to Teach Descriptive Writing
17. A First-Timer’s Approach to Teaching in a Non-Traditional Setting
18. In It for the Long Haul: The Pedagogy of Perseverance
Index


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