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On the teaching of poetry in English Journal, 1912-2005: Does history matter?
Mark Dressman
, Mark Faust
Curriculum and Instruction
Center for Global Studies
Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies
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United States
100%
Poetry
100%
English Journal
100%
Compositional Data Analysis (CoDA)
100%
Poetry Education
100%
Social Change
50%
That-trace
50%
Discourse Theory
50%
Early 21st Century
50%
Discourse Practices
50%
Discourse Power
50%
Functionalism
50%
Foucauldian Theory
50%
Historical Thinking
50%
Dialectical Materialism
50%
Practice Theory
50%
Neo-Marxist
50%
Literacy Education
50%
Marxist
50%
Marxist Theory
50%
History Function
50%
Historical Change
50%
Teaching Poetry
50%
Power Theory
50%
Practice-oriented
50%
Arts and Humanities
Teaching Process
100%
Discourse
100%
Marxist
66%
Periodicals
33%
21C
33%
functionalist
33%
Literacy Education
33%
Historical Thinking
33%
Dialectical Materialism
33%
Power discourses
33%
Tropes
33%
Social Sciences
Marxist Theory
100%
Dialectical Materialism
100%
Neo-Marxist Theory
100%