- Preface: A New Grammar for Black Education
- Introduction: Blackness and the Art of Teaching
- 1. Between Coffle and Classroom: Carter G. Woodson as a Student and Teacher, 1875–1912
- 2. “The Association…Is Standing Like the Watchman on the Wall”: Fugitive Pedagogy and Black Institutional Life
- 3. A Language We Can See a Future In: Black Educational Criticism as Theory in Its Own Right
- 4. The Fugitive Slave as a Folk Hero in Black Curricular Imaginations: Constructing New Scripts of Knowledge
- 5. Fugitive Pedagogy as a Professional Standard: Woodson’s “Abroad Mentorship” of Black Teachers
- 6. “Doomed to Be Both a Witness and a Participant”: The Shared Vulnerability of Black Students and Black Teachers
- Conclusion: Black Schoolteachers and the Origin Story of Black Studies
- Notes
- Acknowledgments
- Index
Fugitive Pedagogy
Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching
Product Details
HARDCOVER
$36.00 • £31.95 • €32.95
ISBN 9780674983687
Publication Date: 04/13/2021
x Text
Awards & Accolades
Share This
![Join Our Mailing List [picture of mailboxes in a rustic setting]](/images/badges/mailing-list-sidebar.jpg)
Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library
I Tatti Renaissance Library
Loeb Classical Library
Murty Classical Library of India