Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Jul 2020
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Transforming University-Community: The Radical Potential of Social Movement Rhetoric in Prison Literacy Work by Celena Todora
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Applying the framework of coalitional rhetoric, this paper seeks to consider the rhetoric of prison literacy work and its implications for university-community relationships. Through an examination of four academic publications— three peer-reviewed articles and one published conference paper—that advocate or reflect the possibility of coalitionbuilding between prison education programs and prison abolition. Link to PDF
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