The Elephants Teach: Creative Writing Since 1880
by D. G. Myers
The Elephants Teach: Creative Writing Since 1880 by D. G. Myers delves into the origins and development of creative writing as an academic pursuit. It chronicles the field's rise in universities, exploring its pedagogical evolution and institutional role from 1880 to the present, offering a comprehensive historical perspective.
About This Book
The Elephants Teach examines the history of creative writing programs in universities since the late 19th century. It provides an overview of how this field emerged and grew within academic settings.
Author D. G. Myers offers insights into the pedagogical approaches and institutional changes that shaped creative writing education. The book highlights key milestones in its establishment as a formal subject.
Through historical analysis, it discusses the influences and debates surrounding the integration of creative writing into college curricula. This work serves as a resource for understanding the discipline's foundations.
Readers interested in literary studies and education will find a detailed account of how creative writing became a staple in higher learning.
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