A Gradual Approach to Feminism in the American-Literature Classroom

A teacher applies feminist ideas in his American literature class by including more female writers, examining the treatment of women in male-authored texts, using study activities that focus on gender differences and relations and by focusing discussion and writing topics on areas in which female st...

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Employment discrimination
Feminism
Feminist literary theory
Gender differences
Gender equality
Gender roles
Literary characters
Literary criticism
Literature
Men
Poetry
Teachers
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Topic and comment
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Writers
Writing instruction
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