Cutting and the pedagogy of self-disclosure
- Title
- Cutting and the pedagogy of self-disclosure / Jeffrey Berman, Patricia Hatch Wallace.
- Published by
- Amherst [Mass.] : University of Massachusetts Press, c2007.
- Author
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- Description
- xxix, 284 p.; 24 cm.
- Subject
- Contents
- Feminist perspectives : self-injurious behavior among women -- Theories and diagnoses : a closer look -- My history as a cutter : losing self-esteem -- Kettlewell, OCD, and me : keeping one's beasts at bay -- Cutting influences : peer pressure and out-of-control lives -- Cutting literature : "high school may not be the place for books like these" --
- The contagion effect : "teachers ought to be careful in what they assign" -- Minimizing the risks of personal writing : the empathic classroom -- Attachment theory and self-disclosure : strengthening the teacher-student bond -- Cutting in the classroom : Paula, Ralph, Judy, Christine, and Cordelia -- "Falling in love with cutting" : Maryann and Paige -- Writing about cutting : contagion or inoculation -- "I was committing a crime against my body, against women."
- Owning institution
- Princeton University Library
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 269-275) and index.