Bridging the disciplinary divide between writing and literature, Rhetor Response introduces the concept and pedagogical applications of “literary affordances”—the ways in which readers “use” and integrate literature into their own writing or lives. Unconcerned with authorial intent, interpretive meaning, or critical reception, “affordance” signifies a shift in focus from what literary texts mean and do to what one can do with them.
This book presents both opportunities and challenges to writing studies, a field whose burgeoning disciplinary independence ironically relies on a sizable underclass of specialists in literature rather than writing. Incorporating elements of rhetorical theory, literary criticism, pedagogical methodology, political critique, and psychological and philosophical memoir, Peter H. Khost complicates and revives the relevance of literature—from belles lettres to fanfiction—by turning from interpretation to affordance in order to identify readers’ applications of literary textual features to unrelated lived situations.
Rhetor Response theorizes and exemplifies literary affordance as a constructive step toward professional reconciliation, as well as an entry into greater textual power and pleasure for students and readers. It is a one-of-a-kind resource for college writing program administrators, faculty and scholars in English and writing studies, and graduate and advanced undergraduate students across both disciplines.
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Peter H. Khost is assistant professor in the independent Program in Writing and Rhetoric and a faculty affiliate in the Department of English at Stony Brook University. He has served the writing program as associate director, graduate program director, assessment coordinator, and director of the writing center. He coedited Collaborating(,) Literature(,) and Composition: Essays for Teachers and Writers of English, has published essays in Composition Forum, Pedagogy, English Journal, and numerous other journals and edited collections, and is coeditor of the Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Bridging the disciplinary divide between writing and literature, Rhetor Response introduces the concept and pedagogical applications of 'literary affordances'-the ways in which readers 'use' and integrate literature into their own writing or lives. Unconcerned with authorial intent, interpretive meaning, or critical reception, 'affordance' signifies a shift in focus from what literary texts mean and do to what one can do with them. This book presents both opportunities and challenges to writing studies, a field whose burgeoning disciplinary independence ironically relies on a sizable underclass of specialists in literature rather than writing. Incorporating elements of rhetorical theory, literary criticism, pedagogical methodology, political critique, and psychological and philosophical memoir, Peter H. Khost complicates and revives the relevance of literature-from belles lettres to fanfiction-by turning from interpretation to affordance in order to identify readers' applications of literary textual features to unrelated lived situations. Rhetor Response theorizes and exemplifies literary affordance as a constructive step toward professional reconciliation, as well as an entry into greater textual power and pleasure for students and readers. It is a one-of-a-kind resource for college writing program administrators, faculty and scholars in English and writing studies, and graduate and advanced undergraduate students across both disciplines. Seller Inventory # 9781607327752