College English Jul 2022

Volume 84 Index

Journal
College English
Published
2022-07-01
DOI
10.58680/ce202231996
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    A Douen Epistemology: Caribbean Memory and the Digital Archive
  2. Ceraso
    Sonic Scenes of Writing
  3. Cintrón
    Thinking with/Not with Theories of Decolonization
  4. Cushman
    Introduction: Delinking: Toward Pluriversal Rhetorics
  5. Do
    Knowing with Our Bodies: An Embodied and Racialized Approach to Translingualism
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  1. Downs
    Time Is a Threshold Concept in Writing
  2. Efthymiou
    Redefining Collaboration through the Extended Work of Writing Center Tutors: How Undergra…
  3. Enríquez-Loya
    His/Stories, Pedagogies, and Bodies: Resisting Historical Erasures and Dehumanization thr…
  4. Espina
    Ali’e’ and Asi’i: Unsettling the Rhetorics of Filipinos on Guåhan
  5. Gaillet
    Layering Opportunities for Increased Access: A Case Study of Undergraduate Research and S…
  6. Greer
    Ciphering Citations and Seeing New Possibilities in Undergraduate Research in English Studies
  7. Jack
    The Cognitive Vernacular as Normative Mandate in Habits of Mind
  8. Jackson
    Red Flags of Dissent: Decoloniality, Transrhetoricity, and Local Differences of Race
  9. Jones
    Teaching Racial Literacy through Language, Health, and the Body: Introducing Bio-racial R…
  10. Kappeler
    Four Approaches to Teaching Poetry
  11. Lorimer Leonard
    The Role of Writing in Critical Language Awareness
  12. Oleksiak
    Composing Consent as a Response to the Challenge of Openness
  13. Osorio
    Disabling Citizenship: Rhetorical Practices of Disabled World-Making at the 1977 504 Sit-In
  14. Peters
    Translingual Histories of Rhetoric, Educational Policy, and Nation-Building
  15. Rounsaville
    Contributive Knowledge Making and Critical Language Awareness: A Justice-Oriented Paradig…
  16. saxton
    How a House Becomes a Person: Understanding Identity through Lived Space
  17. Sharer
    Feminist Rhetorical Challenges to Significance, Certainty, and Disconnection
  18. Shaver
    Mobilizing Women Associate Professors through Investment Mentoring, Cross-University Netw…
  19. Smith
    Freedom: Then, Now, and Tomorrow
  20. Stringham
    Formalized Curiosity: Outcomes of an Empirically Based Research Methods Course for Englis…
  21. Takayoshi
    Literacy’s Power: Women’s Memoirs of the Victorian Insane Asylum
  22. Wang
    From Disciplinary Diaspora to Transdisciplinarity: A Home for Second Language Writing Pro…
  23. Wright
    The Colonialism and Racism of the “English” Department: A Call for Renaming
  24. Zhang-Wu
    (Re)Imagining Translingualism as a Verb to Tear Down the English-Only Wall: “Monolingual”…
  25. Unsettling the Rhetorics of Filipinos on å, Tabitha Espina
  26. Ciphering Citations and Seeing New Possibilities in Undergraduate Research in English Stu…
  27. The Cognitive Vernacular as Normative Mandate in Habits of Mind, Jordynn Jack
  28. A Call for Renaming, Elizabethada Wright
  29. Composing Consent as a Response to the Challenge of Openness, Timothy Oleksiak
  30. A Justice-Oriented Paradigm for Undergraduate Research at a Hispanic-Serving Institution,…
  31. Rhetorical Practices of Disabled World-Making at the 1977 504 Sit-In, Ruth Osorio
  32. Caribbean Memory and the Digital Archive, Kevin Adonis Browne
  33. Feminist Rhetorical Challenges to Significance, Certainty, and Disconnection, Wendy Sharer
  34. Outcomes of an Empirically Based Research Methods Course for English Majors, Samantha Str…
  35. Four Approaches to Teaching Poetry, Erin Kappeler
  36. Then, Now, and Tomorrow” and Rhetorical Education, Emily N. Smith
  37. A Home for Second Language Writing Professionals in Composition, Zhaozhe Wang
  38. Resisting Historical Erasures and Dehumanization through Storytelling Practices, Aydé Enr…
  39. Understanding Identity through Lived Space, juliet cassone saxon
  40. Delinking: Toward Pluriversal Rhetorics, Ellen Cushman, Damián Baca, and Romeo García
  41. An Embodied and Racialized Approach to Translingualism, Tom Hong Do
  42. A Case Study of Undergraduate Research and Student Success, Lynée Lewis Gaillet, Ashley J…
  43. Women’s Memoirs of the Victorian Insane Asylum, Pamela Takayoshi
  44. CrossUniversity Networking, Social Support in a Faculty Write-on-Site Group, Lisa J. Shav…
  45. Decoloniality, Transrhetoricity, and Local Differences of Race, Rachel C. Jackson
  46. How Undergraduate Research Expands Opportunities for Collaboration in Higher Education, A…
  47. “Monolingual” Students as Multilingual Writers, Qianqian Zhang-Wu
  48. The Role of Writing in Critical Language Awareness, Rebecca Lorimer Leonard
  49. Sonic Scenes of Writing, Steph Ceraso
  50. Introducing Bioracial Rhetorics in the Writing Classroom, Cherice Escobar Jones and Genes…
  51. Thinking with/Not with Theories of Decolonization, Ralph Cintrón, Casey Corcoran, and Dav…
  52. Expanding Access to Undergraduate Research by Mentoring for Threshold Concepts and Self-C…
  53. Translingual Histories of Rhetoric, Educational Policy, and Nation-Building, Jason J. Pet…
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