Adam Golub Books

Monsters In The Classroom
Monsters In The Classroom

By Heather Richardson Hayton, Adam Golub, Adam Golub (Ed.), Heather Richardson Hayton (Ed.)

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“[The essays] usefully, insightfully, and often ingeniously, demonstrate how a wide range of existing theoretical work on monstrosity can be productively employed in a variety of classroom contexts...

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Monsters In The Classroom
Monsters In The Classroom

By Heather Richardson Hayton, Adam Golub, Adam Golub (Ed.), Heather Richardson Hayton (Ed.)

Average: 0.00, 0 Ratings

“[The essays] usefully, insightfully, and often ingeniously, demonstrate how a wide range of existing theoretical work on monstrosity can be productively employed in a variety of classroom contexts...

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