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Reimaging the Humanities PhD and Reaching New Publics: Jessica Holmes

Reimaging the Humanities PhD and Reaching New Publics
Jessica Holmes
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table of contents
  1. Welcome
  2. Readings
  3. Resources
  4. Projects
    1. Erin Gilbert
      1. Forage Narratives
    2. Chelsea Grimmer
      1. The Poetry Vlog Workshop Prep Kit
    3. Jason Groves
      1. Steps Toward a Syllabus for Public Environmental Humanities
    4. Christine Harold
      1. COM 534-Featuring Capitalism: A Rhetorical History of American Capitalism in Film
    5. Jessica Holmes
      1. Teaching Public Activism in the Humanities
    6. Candice Rai
      1. English 569—Rhetoric, Urban Justice, and Public Engagement
    7. Meshell Sturgis
      1. Drawing Girls Together

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Public Activism in the Humanities

This seminar examines the relationship between activism and scholarship by exploring the history of public activism, the different genres and forms of activism, the deployment of social media in today’s climate, the methods of tracking public outreach and mobilization, and the types of texts that lay the groundwork for and emerge from activism. Emphasis will be placed on current environmental activism, but the seminar will seek to engage and compare a variety of social movements including human rights, Black Lives Matter, indigenous peoples’ rights, disability rights, #MeToo, Occupy Wall Street and animal rights.

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