Use of English Summer 2016
The Use of English 67.3
Edited by Thomas Day
Contents
What Do We Teach When We Teach English?: Robert Eaglestone
Unfettered Teaching: John Tomsett
Clare Butterworth: The Merits of Teaching Postcolonial Fiction for A Level Coursework
Katherine Mair: Virgin Territories: How Hagiographical Literatures Can be Used to Break the Boundary between Pre-Modern and Modern Identities
Ruth Ling: An 'Overflow of Pleasure': Reading the Diary of Virginia Woolf
Robin Purves: 'Howe Like You This': Speech and Fantasy in Thomas Wyatt's 'They fle from me'.
Peter Cash: William Wordsworth 'The Prelude' (185), Book 1, Lines 357-400: The Stolen Rowing-Boat
Thomas Day: Teaching Religious Poetry
Jonathan Edwards: 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night': Dylan Thomas and the Art of Dying
Reviews
1606: The Year of Lear, by James Shapiro; Shakespeare's Binding Language, by John Kerrigan, reviewed by Juliet Gordon
Reading Reconsidered: A Practical Guide to Rigorous Literacy Instruction, by Doug Lemov, reviewed by Carl P. Griffiths
The Art of Poetry: Volume 3 - Forward's Poems of the Decade, by Neil Bowen, Johanna Harrison and Michael Meally, reviewed by Stephen Galloway