Professing Literature – An Institutional History, Twentieth Anniversary Edition

Discover the evolution of literary education with Professing Literature – An Institutional History, Twentieth Anniversary Edition by Gerald Graff. Published in 2007, this insightful work spans 340 pages and delves into the foundational ideas and debates that shaped literature departments across the United States. Graff examines the cultural conflicts that continue to influence how literature is taught, revealing the ongoing controversies that echo through our academic landscape. This essential read not only provides a comprehensive history of literary pedagogy but also stands as a critical classic in the field of literary criticism. Whether you're an educator, student, or literature enthusiast, this book offers valuable perspectives on the teaching of literature in higher education. Enhance your understanding of literary studies and the dynamics of teaching with this thought-provoking exploration by Gerald Graff.