Bookworm Michael Silverblatt on 'Second-Order Illiteracy', Comprehension [Cornell University, 2010]

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  • @footwinner1
    @footwinner1 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for uploading this. I work as an elementary montessori guide and this inspires me to think more deeply about the children’s connections to difficult works over their years in the classroom.

  • @boppob1343
    @boppob1343 2 роки тому +4

    I found Michael through Bob Odenkirk's hilarious character based on him (Thor Silverblatt) and man I love listening to him way more than I expected.

    • @RenatoAguila
      @RenatoAguila Рік тому

      Dan Castellaneta’s public radio host on Parks and Recreation is also a homage to Silverblatt, and that’s how I ended up here.

  • @sarahlittlefarm5070
    @sarahlittlefarm5070 5 років тому +10

    Its seemingly an unlikely event....but if anyone likes this video and wants more along the same line, check out the work of John Taylor Gatto, who wrote and spoke on the same exact topic, with more attention to the structure of schools and how they produce confused, incurious, illiterates.

  • @DenianArcoleo
    @DenianArcoleo 7 років тому +11

    Fascinating video. Silverblatt echoes the thesis and concerns of John Taylor gatto when Gatto tells us that 19thC literacy in the US was far more sophisticated and tough-minded, able to deal with difficult and complicated ideas that today's readers don't even attempt to grapple with.
    Must point out that in your video explanation you have used ''effect'' when you should have used ''affect''. The irony!