Educational philosopher and culture critic Henry Giroux's "culture of cruelty" and its implication for language teaching.
Henry Giroux & the ‘culture of cruelty’
Social justice
Language, social processes & silence
If "all scholarship is autobiography," then where might social commitments to migrants' rights lead a researcher in applied linguistics?
‘Waking up white’: Am I really awake?
I think that I’ve missed out on something - white, male, Protestant, and straight, there’s an expanse of human experience to which I do not have access.
Notes on language-based discrimination & silence
Do we need more research into linguistic shame and self-silencing among migrant populations?
Elbowian ‘contraries’
My problem in reading Peter Elbow's essay “Embracing Contraries in the Teaching Process” is that I have been reading Paulo Freire over the past several months.
John Chandlee Turnbull 