Shoaling Rhizomes: A Theoretical Framework for Understanding Social Media’s Role in Discourse and Composition Education

Computers and Composition Sep 2019

Paige Walker University of Tennessee at Knoxville ; Jud Laughter Tennessee Department of Education

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