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Inhaltsverzeichnis: Introduction: Teaching the Language of Poetry / Jill S. Kuhnheim -- Poetic Literacy and the Latin American Canon. Looking Back to Look Beyond: Latin American Poetry from Its Origins to the Present / Melanie Nicholson -- Poetic Literacy: Beyond Nervous Cluelessness and the New Critical Residue / Jonathan Mayhew -- An Entrance to Dark Forests: The Spanish-American Silva from Sor Juana to Bello and Storni / Justin Read -- Difficult Poetry: Teaching the Avant-Garde and the Neobaroque / Jacobo Sefami -- Minding the Gaps: Strategies for Teaching the Contemporary Spanish American Long Poem / Tamara R. Williams -- Engaging Latin American Poetry: A Course Model for the Liberal Arts Curriculum / Melanie Nicholson -- Orality, Multimedia, and Comparative Arts. Simultaneous Senses and Vital Dialogues in Latin American Poetry / Gwen Kirkpatrick -- Teaching Experimental Latin American Poetry: Visual, Concrete, Performative, and Digital / Eduardo Ledesma -- Songs of the Cenzontle: Re-cording Orality in Contemporary Mexican Lyric Poetry / Bruce Dean Willis -- Creativity, Interpretation, and the Public Good: Teaching Latin American Poetry as a Pause Alongside the Artists / Teresa Longo -- Insularity, Invention, and Interfaces: Brazilian Lyric and Contemporary Imperatives / Charles A. Perrone -- Leaning toward Affect: Teaching Poetry with Performance / Jill S. Kuhheim -- Relocations: Poetic Texts and Contexts Expand the Idea of Latin America. Teaching Poetry and Human Rights / Fernando J. Rosenberg -- Comparative Arts, Coloniality, and Decoloniality: Teaching the Afro-descendant Poetry of Antonio Preciado, Elcina Valencia, and ChocQuibTown / Juan G. Ramos -- Teaching Latin American Poetry as a Vulnerable Genre / María Rosa Olivera-Williams -- Using Community-Based Learning to Teach Poetry in the Spanish Language Classroom / Bridget V. Franco -- On Poet-Scholars: Un Taller de Poesía / Silvia R. Tandeciarz -- From Paz to the Infrarrealistas: Rethinking the Mexican Canon / John Burns -- Ri Pach'un Tzij aj Iximulew: Teaching Contemporary Maya Poetries from Guatemala 279Tiffany D. Creegan Mille -- Teaching Indigenous Poetries through Translation 292Clare SullivanThe Queerospheric Classroom: Queer Pedagogy and Brazilian Poetry 304Steven F. Butterman. "Offers techniques for teaching modern Latin American poetry in college courses, including considerations of teaching the silva , human rights, poetry in indigenous languages, community-based learning, lesser-known contemporary poetry, Afro-descendant poetry, performance, the long poem, and queer theory. Provides classroom exercises and assignments"--
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