Literature and Democracy in a Survey of Indigenous, Chilean, and U.S. Writers

Zanice Bond
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At its core, the chapter has examined how artists expand the understanding of revolutionary as they became revolutionaries through their craft, thus implementing a non-violent approach to change through performance as well as the spoken and written word. Chilean and U.S.-based artists have been discussed, and their interactions, when applicable, have been highlighted to show the support of allies and importance of solidarity across borders. It also examines how culturally responsive teaching may help students to build upon their prior knowledge and connect with unfamiliar writers as well as new and translated texts that promote social justice.
土著、智利和美国作家调查中的文学与民主
在其核心部分,本章考察了艺术家如何通过他们的手艺扩大对革命者的理解,从而通过表演以及口头和书面文字实施非暴力方法来改变。智利和美国的艺术家进行了讨论,并在适当的情况下强调了他们的互动,以显示盟友的支持和跨国界团结的重要性。它还探讨了文化响应性教学如何帮助学生建立在他们先前的知识基础上,并与不熟悉的作家以及促进社会正义的新文本和翻译文本建立联系。
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