Teaching the teaching of literature

Farris and Favret opine that teaching literature to undergraduates is what brought most students to graduate school, yet there is no systematic training in how to teach a literature course. Thus, they developed a semester-long proseminar in the teaching of literature and culture. Second- and third-y...

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