How We Work

Marla Morris; William F. Pinar; Mary Aswell Doll

How We Work

Marla Morris, William F. Pinar, Mary Aswell Doll

Curriculum, Foundations & Reading

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Abstract

 Prior to becoming a faculty member at Georgia Southern University, Marla  B. Morris co-edited   How We Work  alongside William F. Pinar and Mary Aswell Doll   . 
 
   Book Summary:    How We Work  is a collection of essays by writers from across the  disciplines on the ways they produce work. Each writer offers a  description of the processes and quirks of putting thoughts into form.  All give personal reflection on how creating is both horizontal and  vertical, involving the writer with places, sensual experiences, and  other bodies, as well as with other parts of the self. Deliberately  interdisciplinary and multicultural, this collection contains the work  of curriculum theorists, fiction writers, poets, musicians, and  professors of mathematics, English, philosophy, and women's studies. We  hope to encourage readers to become more aware of their own creative potential by reading these essays.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 1999

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Curriculum and Instruction

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Collection
Essays
How
Multiple disciplines
We
Work

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