Poetry and Pedagogy across the Lifespan

Chapter 1. Introduction.- SECTION I: POETRY ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES AND MODALITIES.- Chapter 2. Push the Envelope: An Alternative to Testing and the Teaching of Emily Dickinson's Manuscripts; Jacqueline Barrios.- Chapter 3. Reading Poetry Through Dance; Vivian Delchamps.- Chapter 4. The Chemistry of Poetry and the Poetics of Chemistry; Angela Sorby and Tracy Thompson.- Chapter 5. Poetry and Accounting: Two Roads Converged in a Wood; Rich Tobin.- Chapter 6. Multimodal Encounters, with Two Case Studies in the Recovery of the Black Signifier; Jim Cocola.- Chapter 7. Resounding Text: Teaching Poetry and Sound; Tomie Hahn, Jeffrey Summit, Sean Williams.- Chapter 8. Teaching Poetry with Painting; Sandra Lee Kleppe.- Chapter 9. Pedagogies of Personhood: The Place of Lyric in Cultural Criminology; Jesse Zuba.- SECTION II. POETRY PEDAGOGIES AND THEORIES FOR THE CLASSROOM.- Chapter 10. Helping High School Readers View Challenging Texts through the Lens of Literary Theory; Hallie Richmond andApril Salerno.- Chapter 11. The 'Effanineffable' Weakness of Poetry: The Duality of Bringing Poetry into the Teacher Training Classroo; Johan Alfredsson.- Chapter 12. 'Ten Fat Sausages': Poetic Sense Units, Vocabulary Chunks and Language Acquisition in Young Learners; Christina Sandhaug.- Chapter 13. Poetry and Pedagogy in Teacher Education; Heidi Silje Moen. Chapter 14. Poetry as a Tool for Reflective Practice in Teacher Education and Development; Daniel Xerri.- SECTION III. SOCIOCULTURAL BENEFITS OF TEACHING POETRY.- Chapter 15. Poetry and Pedagogy in Spanish Saint Teresa of Avila (1515-1582): Affirming Life Lessons for Women; Anne M. Pasero.- Chapter 16. Teaching Unlikely Poets: Herman Melville, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Frances E.W Harper; Brian Yothers.- Chapter 17. Poetry as Intersubjective Experience; Anna Lindhé.- Chapter 18. Whatever Gets You Through the Night: Poetry and Combat Trauma; Kristin Kelly.- Chapter 19. Expanding the Turn: Using Poetry to Navigate a Post-Truth World;

Sandra Lee Kleppe is Professor at Inland University of Applied Sciences, Norway. Her monograph The Poetry of Raymond Carver is the first of its kind on Carver's poetry production. She is also Director of the International Raymond Carver Society. Angela Sorby is Professor of English at Marquette University, USA. An award-winning author of three volumes of poetry, she has also published the monograph Schoolroom Poets, and numerous articles on poetry from an academic perspective.