Personal effects: the social character of scholarly writing - Holdstein, Deborah H., editor; Bleich, David, editor; Utah State University Press, publisher (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2001)
Scholarly memoir: an un-"professional" practice / Margaret Willard-Traub -- In the name of the subject: some recent versions of the personal / Jeffrey Gray -- Radical introspection: the personal in scholarship and teaching / Brenda Daly -- Loss, memory, and the work of learning: lessons from the teaching life of Anne Sexton / Paula M. Salvio -- Knowledge has a face: the Jewish, the personal, and the pedagogical / Susan Handelman -- Who was that masked author?: the faces of academic editing / Louise Z. Smith -- Autobiography: the mixed genre of public and private / Madeleine R. Grumet -- The social construction of expressivist pedagogy / Karen Surman Paley -- The scope of personal writing in postsecondary English pedagogy / Diane P. Freedman -- Personal experience paper / Rachel Brownstein -- The world never ends: professional judgments at home, abroad / Joycelyn K. Moody -- Learning to take it personally / Kate Ronald and Hephzibah Roskelly -- Cuentos de mi historia: an art of memory / Victor Villanueva -- Personal landmarks on pedagogical landscapes / Katya Gibel Azoulay -- The anxiety and nostalgia of literacy: a narrative about race, language, and a teaching life / Morris Young -- Where I'm coming from: memory, location, and the (un)making of national subjectivity / Christopher Castiglia -- The personal as history / Richard Ohmann.
Keywords: English language -- Rhetoric -- Study and teaching -- Social aspects; Academic writing -- Study and teaching -- Social aspects; Academic writing -- Social aspects; Self-disclosure