Reading List

This is a draft for picking through and adding to. I went back to my first email with Tim and picked up all the names he mentioned. This list is healthy, but it could still be filled out in places.

1. Keith Gilyard's Composition and Cornell West: Notes Towards a Deep Democracy
2. Derek Owen's Composition and Sustainability: Teaching for a Threatened Generation.
3. Nancy Welch's Living Room: Teaching Public Writing in a Privatized World
4. Gramsci's Prison Notebooks
5. Freire's Teachers as Cultural Workers: Letters to those who dare teach
6. Selections from Rhetorics of the Americas edited by Baca and Villanueva
7. Sandy Grande's Red Pedagogy: Native American Social and Political Thought
8. David Graeber's Direct Action: An Ethnography
9. Plato's The Apology
10. Cornell West's American Evasion of Philosophy (and more?)
11. Myles Horton and Paulo Freire- We Make the Road by Walking
12. Linda Flower's Learning to Rival
13. Rosenblatt's The Reader, The Text, The Poem: The Transactional Theory of the Literary Work
14. Anthony Scott's Dangerous Writing
15. Paula Mathieu's Tactics of Hope
16. Jame C. Scott's Weapons of the Weak
17. Gabriella Modan's Turf Wars
18. Jason Del Gandio's Rhetoric for Radicals
19. Some Dewey-Exp. and Nature, Art and Experience, Public and Its Problems, Human Nature and Conduct, Individualism Old and New. (?)
20. Steve Park's Class Politics: The Movement for the Student's Right to Their Own Language
21. Emma Goldman's Living My Life
22. Race and Language Rights: Smitherman, Richardson, Gilyard, Pough, etc.
23. Myles Horton's The Long Haul (changed my life)
24. Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals
25. Laclau and Mouffe- Hegemony and Socialist Strategy (?)
    
26. Bruno Latour-(?)
    
27. Jeff Rice- The Rhetoric of Cool: Composition Studies and New Media (?)
28. Paul Feyerabend's Against Method
29. Ira Shor's Critical Teaching and Everyday Life and When Students Have the Power
    
30. Iris Marion Young-
    
31. Some Marx-
32. More Rhetorical Theory-