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Misun Dokko is an assistant professor in the English Department at LaGuardia. Her current research focuses on supporting retention and multilingual academic literacy in an urban two-year institutional context. As an example of this work, her article “Promising but Struggling Multilinguals: Getting on Track in First-Year Composition” appears in the Journal of Basic Writing. This research is a direct response to teaching composition at LaGuardia, and her earlier scholarship on Asian Americanist critique informs it. Her previous work examined an interplay of Asian American literary marginal characters, “dirtiness,” and ethics. Representing these interests, Dokko’s article “The Dirt on Jessica Hagedorn’s Play Dogeaters” appears in the Journal of Narrative Theory. The theoretical thread that runs through her literary, critical, and pedagogical scholarship is an ethical engagement with “others” vis-à-vis Emmanuel Levinas.
Selected Journal Articles
2023 (42.2), Journal of Basic Writing
“Promising but Struggling Multilinguals: Getting on Track in First-Year Composition.”
2012 (42.3), Journal of Narrative Theory
“The Dirt on Narratives of Resistance in Jessica Hagedorn’s Play Dogeaters.”
Book Reviews
2021 (10.2), Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective
“‘What More Am I to Do? A Review of Bernard E. Harcourt’s Critique & Praxis: A Critical Philosophy of Illusions, Values, and Action.”
2014 (53.1), American Studies
Fevered Measures: Public Health and Race at the Texas-Mexico Border.
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