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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This symposium brings together literacy researchers who seek to trouble traditional efforts to “make the process of qualitative inquiry fit into positivist notions of what research is” (Paris & Winn, 2013, p. xix). Drawing on diverse theoretical perspectives, we hope to offer methodological insights as to what makes justice research im/possible. We consider how becoming “undisciplined” (Sharpe, 2016) requires different modes and methods that are not grounded in violence but, rather, in love.
“Austere Love” and “Everyday Use” – (Re)Locating Love across Three Artifacts of Literacy Teaching and Learning - Vaughn Watson, Michigan State University; Joanne E Marciano, Michigan State University
Literacy as Sonic Boom: Re-membering Fleshy Energies and Other Worlds “Post” Humanism - Bessie Patricia Dernikos, Florida Atlantic University
Inviting Young Children to Present Their Own Perspectives - Elizabeth Morphis, SUNY Old Westbury
Matter for All: (De)Humanizing Materialities of One “Progressive” Literacy Curriculum - Daniel Ferguson, George Mason University