“诗,如面包,为每一个人”——关于斯坦萨斯和地位的随笔

IF 0.1 Q4 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Emily Sernaker
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摘要本文通过布鲁克林公共图书馆包容性编程的镜头,探讨了如何称自己为“诗人”。
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“Poetry, Like Bread is for Everyone” An Essay on Stanzas and Status
Abstract This paper examines what it takes to call yourself “a poet” through the lens of inclusive programming at Brooklyn Public Library.
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Teaching Artist Journal
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