Diane P. Freedman is Associate Professor of English at the University of New Hampshire and the author or editor of several books, including most recently Millay at 100: A Critical Reappraisal. Martha Stoddard Holmes is Assistant Professor of Literature and Writing Studies at California State University at San Marcos and the author of Fictions of Affliction: Physical Disability in Victorian Culture.

• Foreword: Bodies Enter the ClassroomRosemarie Garland-Thomson Acknowledgments IntroductionDiane P. Freedman and Martha Stoddard Holmes The Teacher's BodyBetty Smith Franklin On the Desk: Dwarfism, Teaching, and the BodyScott Andrew Smith Body TeachingCortney Davis Teaching Women's Studies, E-Mailing CancerCarolyn DiPalma Johnny Mnemonic Meets the Bimbo: Feminist Pedagogy and Postmodern PerformanceDiane Price Herndl "I've Got a Blind Prof": The Place of Blindness in the AcademyRod Michalko My Body, Myself: A Quadriplegic's Perception of and Approach to TeachingRichard Radtke with James Skouge The Day the Foreign Devil Came to Class: My Teaching Body in ChinaPam Whitfield Walking on Thin Ice: The Il/legitimacy of Race and Racial Issues in the ClassroomSimone A. James Alexander Moving BodiesPetra Kuppers Dancing Revolution: A Meditation on Teaching and AgingBrenda Daly Enforcing Diversity and Living with Disability: Learning from My First Teaching YearRay Pence A "Sisterly Camaraderie" and Other Queer Friendships: A Gay Teacher Interacting with Straight StudentsJonathan Alexander Teaching Pregnant: A Case for Holistic PedagogyAmy Spangler Gerald A Vessel of Possibilities: Teaching through the Expectant BodyKimberly Wallace-Sanders At Home at Work: Confining and Defining Pregnancy in the AcademyAllison Giffen Coming Out Pedagogy: Risking Identity in Language and Literature ClassroomsBrenda Jo Brueggemann and Debra A. Moddelmog Dangerous ResponsesMichelle Cox and Katherine E. Tirabassi Afterword: My Teacher's BodyMadeleine R. Grumet EpilogueDiane P. Freedman and Martha Stoddard Holmes List of Contributors Index

Diane P. Freedman is Associate Professor of English at the University of New Hampshire and the author or editor of several books, including most recently Millay at 100: A Critical Reappraisal. Martha Stoddard Holmes is Assistant Professor of Literature and Writing Studies at California State University at San Marcos and the author of Fictions of Affliction: Physical Disability in Victorian Culture.

• Foreword: Bodies Enter the ClassroomRosemarie Garland-Thomson Acknowledgments IntroductionDiane P. Freedman and Martha Stoddard Holmes The Teacher's BodyBetty Smith Franklin On the Desk: Dwarfism, Teaching, and the BodyScott Andrew Smith Body TeachingCortney Davis Teaching Women's Studies, E-Mailing CancerCarolyn DiPalma Johnny Mnemonic Meets the Bimbo: Feminist Pedagogy and Postmodern PerformanceDiane Price Herndl "I've Got a Blind Prof": The Place of Blindness in the AcademyRod Michalko My Body, Myself: A Quadriplegic's Perception of and Approach to TeachingRichard Radtke with James Skouge The Day the Foreign Devil Came to Class: My Teaching Body in ChinaPam Whitfield Walking on Thin Ice: The Il/legitimacy of Race and Racial Issues in the ClassroomSimone A. James Alexander Moving BodiesPetra Kuppers Dancing Revolution: A Meditation on Teaching and AgingBrenda Daly Enforcing Diversity and Living with Disability: Learning from My First Teaching YearRay Pence A "Sisterly Camaraderie" and Other Queer Friendships: A Gay Teacher Interacting with Straight StudentsJonathan Alexander Teaching Pregnant: A Case for Holistic PedagogyAmy Spangler Gerald A Vessel of Possibilities: Teaching through the Expectant BodyKimberly Wallace-Sanders At Home at Work: Confining and Defining Pregnancy in the AcademyAllison Giffen Coming Out Pedagogy: Risking Identity in Language and Literature ClassroomsBrenda Jo Brueggemann and Debra A. Moddelmog Dangerous ResponsesMichelle Cox and Katherine E. Tirabassi Afterword: My Teacher's BodyMadeleine R. Grumet EpilogueDiane P. Freedman and Martha Stoddard Holmes List of Contributors Index