The Teacher as Dostoevskian Novelist

Timothy J. Lensmire

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Linguistics and Education Research Russian Literature and Bakhtin Studies Educational Philosophies and Pedagogies

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Investigates how teaching and the teacher’s role in elementary and secondary school writing classes have been conceptualized by leading workshop advocates. Uses M. Bakhtin’s writing on F. Dostoevsky to develop a metaphor of the writing teacher as novelist. Argues that workshop visions of teaching and the teacher’s role mystify meaning-making and ignore the workings of power.

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