CCC Index, Vol. 74, 2022–2023

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College Composition and Communication
Published
2023-07-01
DOI
10.58680/ccc202332527
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  2. Composing Addiction: A Study of the Emotional Dimensions of Writing Processes
  3. Toward a New Neurobiology of Writing: Plasticity Feeling the, of Failure
  4. Crossing Lines: Practice of Pedagogy, Creative Writers Who Teach FYW
  5. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  6. Deep Rhetoricity as Methodological Grounds for Unsettling the Settled
  7. Post-Policy
  8. Thinking about Feeling: The Roles of Emotion in Reflective Writing
  9. Evangelical Rhetoric in College Students’ Writing Practice
  10. First-Year International Students and the Language of Indigenous Studies
  11. From Post-War Boom to Global University: Enacting Equity in the Open Doors Policies of Mass Higher Education
  12. Deep Rhetoricity as Methodological Grounds for Unsettling the Settled
  13. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  14. Crossing Lines: Practice of Pedagogy, Creative Writers Who Teach FYW
  15. Opinion: The Persistent ‘Reading Myth’ and the ‘Crisis of the Humanities.’
  16. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  17. Shaping Emerging Community-Engaged Scholars’ Identities: A Genre Systems Analysis of Professionalization Documents that (De)Value Engaged Work
  18. 2022 CCCC Chair’s Address: Writing (Studies) and Reality: Taking Stock of Labor Equity, and Access in the Field
  19. 2022 CCCC Chair’s Letter
  20. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  21. ‘I Am Not Your Teaching Moment’: The Benevolent Gaslight Violence Epistemic
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  23. “A Kairotic Moment for CLA? Response to Anne Ruggles Gere et al.’s ‘Communal Justicing
  24. Deep Rhetoricity as Methodological Grounds for Unsettling the Settled
  25. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  26. Theorizing Writing Differently: How Community-Engaged Projects in First-Year Composition Shape Students’ Writing Theories and Strategies
  27. Thinking about Feeling: The Roles of Emotion in Reflective Writing
  28. Relationality in the Transfer of Writing Knowledge
  29. The Virtual Writing Marathon Ecosystem: Writing Community, and Emotion
  30. Evangelical Rhetoric in College Students’ Writing Practice
  31. ‘I Am Not Your Teaching Moment’: The Benevolent Gaslight and Epistemic Violence
  32. The Virtual Writing Marathon Ecosystem: Writing, Community and Emotion
  33. Thinking about Feeling: The Roles of Emotion in Reflective Writing
  34. Misogyny and the Norm of Recognition in Graduate English Programs
  35. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  36. Thinking about Feeling: The Roles of Emotion in Reflective Writing
  37. Re- lationality in the Transfer of Writing Knowledge
  38. Opinion: Democracy as a Noble Experiment: Where Do We Go from Here?
  39. Opinion: The Persistent ‘Reading Myth’ and the ‘Crisis of the Humanities.’
  40. Participatory Counternarratives: Geocomposition, Public Memory, and the Sounding of Hybrid Place/Space
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  42. Post-Arrival Mentorships that Are Not Mentorships: Cross-Gender and Cross-Generational Trajectories in Rhet/ Comp’s Nexus of Practice
  43. Post-Policy
  44. ’The Benevolent Gaslight and Epistemic Violence
  45. Evangelical Rhetoric in College Students’ Writing Practice
  46. Relationality in the Transfer of Writing Knowledge
  47. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  48. The Rhetorical Role of Syllabi in Student Conversations about Disability Accommodations
  49. Participatory Counternarratives: Geocomposition, PublMemory, and the Sounding of Hybrid Place/Space
  50. Misogyny and the Norm of Recognition in Graduate English Programs
  51. Relationality in the Transfer of Writing Knowledge
  52. Opinion: Democracy as a Noble Experiment: Where Do We Go from Here
  53. The Virtual Writing Marathon Ecosystem: Writing, Community, and Emotion
  54. Shaping Emerging Community-Engaged Scholars’ Identities: A Genre Systems Analysis of Professionalization Documents that (De)Value Engaged Work
  55. Translingual Praxis: From Theorizing Language to Antiracist and Decolonial Pedagogy
  56. A Kairotic Moment for CLA? Response to Anne Ruggles Gere et al.’s ‘Communal Justicing.’
  57. The Rhetorical Role of Syllabi in Student Conversations about Disability Accommodations
  58. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  59. The Student-Podcaster as Narrator of Social Change?
  60. Post-Arrival Mentorships that Are Not Mentorships: Cross-Gender and Cross-Generational Trajectories in Rhet/Comp’s Nexus of Practice
  61. Actionable Empathy through Rhetorical Listening: A Possible Future for First-Year Composition
  62. Theorizing Writing Differently: How Community-Engaged Projects in First-Year Composition Shape Students’ Writing Theories and Strategies
  63. First-Year International Students and the Language of Indigenous Studies
  64. Thinking about Feeling: The Roles of Emotion in Reflective Writing
  65. Toward a New Neurobiology of Writing: Plasticity and the Feeling of Failure
  66. Translingual Praxis: From Theorizing Language to Antiracist and Decolonial Pedagogy
  67. 2022 CCCC Chair’s Address: Writing (Studies) and Reality: Taking Stock of Labor, Equity, and Access in the Field
  68. 2022 CCCC Chair’s Letter
  69. 2022 CCCC Exemplar Award Acceptance Speech: Hospitality in a Dappled Discipline
  70. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  71. The Virtual Writing Marathon Ecosystem: Writing, Community, and Emotion
  72. First-Year International Students and the Language of Indigenous Studies
  73. From Post-War Boom to Global University: Enacting Equity in the Open Doors Policies of Mass Higher Education
  74. Translingual Praxis: From Theorizing Language to Antiracist and Decolonial Pedagogy
  75. Response to Shawna Shapiro
  76. Composing Addiction: A Study of the Emotional Dimensions of Writing Processes
  77. Response to Shawna Shapiro