Fractured Feminisms

Laura Gray-Rosendale is Associate Professor of English and Co-Chair of the Commission on the Status of Women at Northern Arizona University. She is the coeditor (with Sibylle Gruber) of Alternative Rhetorics: Challenges to the Rhetorical Tradition, also published by SUNY Press. Gil Harootunian is Professional Writing Instructor in the Syracuse University Writing Program. She is the editor of The Personal Narrative: Writing Ourselves as Teachers and Scholars.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION FRAMING FEMINISMS: Investigating Histories, Theories, and Moments of FractureLaura Gray-Rosendale and Gil Harootunian PART I: Theoretical, Generational, and Administrative Fractures within Rhetoric and Composition 1. MATERIALIST FEMINISM AND COMPOSITION STUDIES: The Practice of Critique and Activism in an Age of Globalization Eileen Schell 2. WHEN OUR FEMINISM IS NOT FEMINIST ENOUGHJoanne Detore-Nakamura 3. DIFFERENT ADMINISTRATIONS/ADMINISTERING DIFFERENCE: A New Model for Feminist Administrative Practices in Rhetoric and Composition Studies Laura Gray-Rosendale PART II: Fractured Feminisms in Writing across the Curriculum and Writing in the Disciplines 4. WRITING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM WITH CARE, 000Bradley Peters 5. WOMEN’S WAYS ADAPTED, ADJUSTED, LOST: Feminist Theory Meets the Practices of Engineering EducationLinda S. Bergmann 6. THE OVERLY MANAGED STUDENT: Gender and Pedagogy in the Science SchoolRose Kamel PART III: Fractured Feminisms in the Classroom 7. THE CHALLENGES OF ESTABLISHING A FEMINIST ETHOS IN THE COMPOSITION CLASSROOM: Stories from Large Research UniversitiesShelly Whitfield, Veronica Pantoja, and Duane Roen 8. RIDING OUR HOBBYHORSE: Ethics, Ethnography, and an Argument for the Teacher-ResearcherGil Harootunian 9. CHALLENGES TO CYBERFEMINISM: Voices, Contradictions, and Identity ConstructionsSibylle Gruber PART IV: Fractured Feminisms across Cultures 10. FEMINISMS AND MEMORY: Patriarchal Genealogy Translating and Translated in the Stories of Chinese/Chinese American WomenStuart H. D. Ching 11. COMPOSING SELF: An Intercultural Curriculum for First-Year College CompositionM. Diane Benton 12. LOOKING TO EAST AND WEST: Feminist Practice in an Asian ClassroomChng Huang Hoon and Chitra Sankaran LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS INDEX