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The logo of The Black Current Press,
publisher of the essays and other materials of the Axe Handle Academy.
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1986
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The Axe Handle Academy (a
proposal)
This website consists primarily of the full text of
the original proposal.
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1986
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Responsive
Communication
A book by Ron and Suzie Scollon, published by
BCP. The full text is available as an independent website.
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1987
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The Problem of Power
A reading guide by Ron and Suzie Scollon to several books.
Full text may be downloaded here.
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1987
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The Axe
Handle Academy: A Conversation with Ron Scollon
A mock conversation between Black Current Press and
Ron Scollon about what the Axe Handle Academy is all about. Full text may be downloaded here.
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1987
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How to Teach Thematic
Comparative Literature
A curriculum note for secondary teachers by Ron and
Suzie Scollon. Includes four units with list of readings and
introductory essays. Full text may be downloaded here.
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1987
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Time and the Media
An essay by Ron Scollon prepared as a reading guide
for a series of public programs in several Alaskan towns. Prepared
under a grant from the Alaska Humanities Forum. Full text may be
downloaded here.
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1988 |
The Incredible Shrinking
Man
An essay by way of a final report to the Alaska
Humanities Forum on the grant 'Print, Palaver and Primetime: Public
Discourse in Transition'. Full text may be downloaded here.
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from the Black Current Press
colophon.....
The Black Current Press
publishes books which we hope will help to define and understand
contemporary life in the bioregion formed by the circle of ocean
currents known as the Kuroshio, the Alaska Current, the California
Current, and the North Equatorial Current. We plan to publish a
few titles each year and over the course of several years plan to
include fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Centered in
Southeastern Alaska we tend to favor the Pacific Northwest (which we
like to think of as the Northeastern Pacific), Japan, China, Korea,
and Hawaii.
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