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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This structured poster session examines the “Affective Turn” (Clough, 2007) in the humanities and social sciences and its implications for social-justice work in educational research. Within a context of the “visceral literacies” (Dutro, in press) of curriculum, pedagogy, and research methods, the session is grounded in the critical, feminist, and poststructuralist theoretical traditions in which recent multidisciplinary innovations in the study of affect, emotion, and the body arise (Ahmed, 2010; Greg & Seigworth, 2010; Massumi, 2002). Our aim is to employ the organization of the session to contextualize a theoretical terrain shared by the papers, allow for audience participation with each author, and bring the audience into conversation with two discussants who are leading scholars in this area of educational scholarship.
“This Whole Thing of Seeing”: Coming to Know the “Other” Through Bodily, Narrative Encounter - Julia Churchill Kantor, University of Colorado - Boulder
“Ya me vio llorar ... Ya me dio vergüenza”: Complicating Researcher Positionality Through Critical Witness - Meg Burns, University of Colorado - Boulder
The Intersection of Privilege, Power, and Fear: A Juxtaposition of Two (Dis)Similar Lives - Daniela Kruel DiGiacomo, University of Colorado - Boulder
Students and Teachers Queering the Common Core in a Large Public High School - Michael J. Wenk, University of Colorado - Boulder
Using Critical Literacy to Queer Knowledge Structures - Ashley Cartun, University of Colorado - Boulder
Social Bodies in Digital Times: The Affective Positionalities of Composers in Online Learning Environments - Alaina C. Feltenberger, University of Colorado
Embodiment of Children’s Literature: Toward Visceral Readings of Books and Children’s Lives - Kimberly McDavid Schmidt, University of Colorado - Boulder