Exploring and Expanding Literacy Histories of the United States

Exploring and Expanding Literacy Histories of the United States

A Spotlight on Under-Recognized Histories

DeJulio, Samuel; Duran, Leah

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2024

162

Dura

9781032463612

15 a 20 dias

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Chapter 1

Introduction to Literacy Histories in the United States

Chapter 2

Mesoamerican Literacies: Ancient Writing Systems and Contemporary Possibilities

Chapter 3

"Reading, and, possibly, writing": Revisiting the History of the Williamsburg Bray School in Eighteenth-Century Virginia

Chapter 4

Hawaiians' Phenomenal Rise to Literacy in the Early 19th Century: A Historical Elision

Chapter 5

Uyaqum Igai, an Indigenous Yugtun Writing System: What Was and What Might have Been

Chapter 6

La Batalla por el Idioma: Literacy Education and Puerto Rico's Battle for Linguistic Self-Governance after the U.S. Occupation (1900-1949)

Chapter 7

"Our Parents Believed that We Should Learn Spanish the Right Way": Spanish Literacy as Resistance and Ideological Negotiation at Las Escuelitas

Chapter 8

Sustaining the Struggle: Literacy Sponsorship, Voting Rights, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Chapter 9

Conclusion
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