Introduction : making local and global connections in literacy research for political action | p. 1 |
Bridging the local/global divide : theorizing connections between global issues and local action | p. 9 |
Jazz, critical race theories, and the discourse analysis of literacy events in classrooms | p. 29 |
Locating the local : developing methodology for problematizing the construction of context | p. 53 |
"So" | p. 77 |
"Inside thing" : negotiating race and gender in a high school British literature classroom | p. 97 |
Forms of reading capital : learning from one GED family | p. 113 |
No place like home : sexuality, community, and identity among street-involved queer and questioning youth | p. 131 |
Listening to the voices of queer youth : the dramaturgical process as identity exploration | p. 153 |
Development of an online role player game by youth | p. 177 |
Language, literacy, and love : the denial and restoration of coevalness at an urban elementary school | p. 199 |
Doing the work of social theorists : children enacting epistemic privilege as literacy learners and teachers | p. 219 |
Critical literacy and popular culture in urban education : toward a pedagogy of access and dissent | p. 235 |
In search of the glocal through process drama | p. 255 |
Afterword : literacy research as political action | p. 277 |
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