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Podcast Pedagogy
by Marissa Greenberg
Modeling what she advocates in "Podcast Pedagogy," Marissa Greenberg – Associate Professor of English and award-winning teacher at the University of New Mexico – presents "Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast." This series of conversations with a diversity of voices in 21st-century Milton studies puts Milton’s theory of knowledge into practice. Each episode covers foundational information, introduces close readings, and shares current research to engage students, teachers, and Milton enthusiasts in in-depth exploration of this moving and influential work of literature.
Episodes
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast, Episode 11, Books 11 and 12 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Rachel Trubowitz
In this episode of Promiscuous Listening, Marissa talks with Dr. Rachel Trubowitz (University of New Hampshire) about death and renewal in the final two books of John Milton's Paradise Lost. Particular attention is given to Eve's role in the epic's concluding lessons about Jesus's death and...
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast, Episode 10, Book 10 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Lara Dodds
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Lara Dodds (Mississippi State University) about sex and gender in Paradise Lost. Our conversation focuses on Eve and book 10, but it also ranges to other figures, including Sin, and other books in Milton's epic. Here are some resources to support your...
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 9, Book 9 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Debapriya Sarkar
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Debapriya Sarkar (University of Connecticut) theories of knowledge, early modern science, and the fall as experimentation in book 9 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: References: The Royal Society's office website. Learn…
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 8, Book 8 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Mary Grace Elliott
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Mary Grace Elliott (Kennesaw State University) about knowledge in book 8 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: Here’s a link to the passage in Isaiah that we discuss. Check out the definitions of “concoction” that we discuss....
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 7, Book 7 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Angelica Duran
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Angelica Duran (Purdue University) about creation in book 7 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: Terminology: The four-fold way of biblical interpretation: literal, allegorical, tropological, anagogical Hexameron: the six…
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 6, Book 6 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Paul Bardunias
In this episode, Marissa talks with ancient military historian Dr. Paul Bardunias about warfare and martial bodies in book 6 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: References: Jacques de Gheyn's military drill manual Wapenhandelinghe van Roers Musquetten ende…
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 5, Book 5 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Philippa Earle
In this episode, Marissa talks with independent Milton scholar Dr. Philippa Earle about monism in book 5 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: Terminology: Monism Hylozoism Vitalism Animist materialism Select bibliography: Kevin J. Donovan and Thomas Festa, eds....
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 4, Book 4 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Ari Friedlander
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Ari Friedlander (University of Mississippi) about sexuality and gender in book 4 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: Terminology: · wanton (e.g., Paradise Lost 4.306): 17th-century meanings range from rebellious to reckless,...
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 3, Book 3 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Mario Murgia
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Mario Murgia (National Autonomous University of Mexico) about theology, politics, and poetics in book 3 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: Terminology: · Soteriology: doctrine of salvation · Arminianism: Check out this…
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 2, Book 2 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Amrita Dhar
In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Amrita Dhar (The Ohio State University) about disability and empire in book 2 of Paradise Lost. Here are some resources to support your listening: References: · Tobin Siebers. Disability Theory. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2008. · The phrase…
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Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast - Episode 1, Book 1 of Paradise Lost with Dr. Reginald A. Wilburn
Welcome to Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast! In this episode, Marissa talks with Dr. Reginald A. Wilburn (University of New Hampshire) about race, adaptation, and poetics in book 1 of Paradise Lost. (Since recording this episode, Dr. Wilburn was named Dean of the School of...
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Podcast Pedagogy: Teaching Premodern Literatures for Social Justice
In this audio version of her essay in The Sundial, Marissa Greenberg – Associate Professor of English and award-winning online teacher at the University of New Mexico – makes the case for using podcasts to teach premodern literatures for social justice. Purposeful incorporation of podcasts can...
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Modeling what she advocates in "Podcast Pedagogy," Marissa Greenberg – Associate Professor of English and award-winning teacher at the University of New Mexico – presents "Promiscuous Listening: A John Milton Podcast." This series of conversations with a diversity of voices in 21st-century Milton studies puts Milton’s theory of knowledge into practice. Each episode covers foundational information, introduces close readings, and shares current research to engage students, teachers, and Milton enthusiasts in in-depth exploration of this moving and influential work of literature.
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