Volume 82 Index

Journal
College English
Published
2020-07-01
DOI
10.58680/ce202030808
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  2. Picturing Other Languages: Reflections on Photography and Philology: September
  3. All We Need Is Love: May
  4. Weaving the Text: Changing Literacy Practices and Orientations
  5. Drawing Hope from Difficult History: Public Memory and Rhetorical Education in Kansas City
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  1. Language Perseverance and Translation of Cherokee Documents
  2. Disability in Higher Education: How Ableism Affects Disclosure, Accommodation, and Inclusion
  3. Transdisciplinary Mentoring Networks to Develop and Sustain Inclusion in Graduate Programs: May
  4. We’ll Sing Like Birds in a Cage: Text and the Dream of Eluding Time
  5. Transdisciplinary Rhetorical Work in Technical Writing and Composition Environmental Justice Issues in California
  6. Building Transdisciplinary Connections between Composition Studies and Technical Communication to Understand Multilingual Writing Processes
  7. Transdisciplinary Intra-actions
  8. There Are No Disciplines Here: The Causes of Who We Are and What We Do:
  9. New Materialist Ontobiography: A Critical-Creative Approach for Coping and Caring in the Chthulucene:
  10. A Response from Doug Hesse [to “A Comment on ‘Journals in Composition Studies, Thirty-Five Years After’”]:
  11. “The link between a rotting shack and a rotting America”: Literacy Education in the Mississippi Freedom Schools of 1964
  12. Undergraduate Research Saves the World!
  13. Overcoming Reader Resistance to Global Literature of Witness: Teaching Collaborative Listening Using The Devil’s Highway and What Is the What
  14. Coalitional Learning in the Contact Zones: Inclusion and Narrative Inquiry in Technical Communication and Composition Studies
  15. We Value Teaching Too Much to Keep Devaluing It
  16. The Peacebuilding Potential of Literacy
  17. A Comment on “Journals in Composition Studies, Thirty-Five Years After”
  18. “Not Instruction, but Provocation”: Clarity, the Divinity School Controversy, and Emerson’s Rhetorical Imaginary of Provocative Obscurity
  19. Real-Time Literary Texts
  20. Revisiting “A Humanistic Rationale for Technical Writing”
  21. Making Space for the Misfit: Disability and Access in Graduate Education in English
  22. Still “Worlds Apart”? Early-Career Writing Learning as a Transdisciplinary Opportunity
  23. Sociomaterial Paradoxes in Global Academic Publishing: Academic Literacies at the Intersection of Practice and Policy:
  24. Retreading, Non-ing, and a TPC Rationale for Sub-discipling in Writing Studies
  25. Integrative Techne, Transdisciplinary Learning, and Writing Program Design
  26. Transnational Networks of Literacy and Materiality: Coltan, Sexual Violence, and Digital Literacy
  27. Texts, Entextualized and Artifactualized: The Shapes of Discourse
  28. Embracing Wildcard Sources: Information Literacy in the Age of Internet Health
  29. Feminist Rhetorical Questions and the Broadening Imperative
  30. What Happens When Texts Fly
  31. Transforming Access and Inclusion in Composition Studies and Technical Communication
  32. Affect and Wayfinding in Writing after College
  33. Jennifer Bay
  34. Building Transdisciplinary Connections between Composition Studies Technical Communication to Understand Multilingual Writing Processes
  35. Coalitional Learning in the Contact Zones: Inclusion and Narrative Inquiry in Technical Communication and Composition Studies
  36. A Comment on “Journals in Composition Studies, Thirty-Five Years After,”
  37. Disability in Higher Education: How Ableism Affects Disclosure, Accommodation, and Inclusion
  38. Drawing Hope from Difficult History: Public Memory and Rhetorical Education in Kansas City
  39. Embracing Wildcard Sources: Information Literacy in the Age of Internet Health
  40. Feminist Rhetorical Questions and the Broadening Imperative
  41. Integrative Techne Transdisciplinary Learning, Writing Program Design
  42. Language Perseverance and Translation of Cherokee Documents
  43. “The link between a rotting shack and a rotting America”: Literacy Education in the Mississippi Freedom Schools of 1964
  44. Making Space for the Misfit: Disability and Access in Graduate Education in English
  45. New Materialist Ontobiography: A Critical- Creative Approach for Coping and Caring in the Chthulucene
  46. “Not Instruction, but Provocation”: Clarity, the Divinity School Controversy, and Emerson’s Rhetorical Imaginary of Provocative Obscurity
  47. Overcoming Reader Resistance to Global Literature of Witness: Teaching Collaborative Listening Using The Devil’s Highway and What Is the What
  48. The Peacebuilding Potential of Literacy
  49. Picturing Other Languages: Reflections on Photography and Philology
  50. Real-Time Literary Texts
  51. A Response from Doug Hesse [to “A Comment on ‘Journals in Composition Studies, Thirty-Five Years After’”]
  52. Retreading, Non-ing, and a TPC Rationale for Sub-discipling in Writing Studies
  53. Revisiting “A Humanistic Rationale for Technical Writing,”
  54. Sociomaterial Paradoxes in Global Academic Publishing: Academic Literacies at the Intersection of Practice and Policy
  55. Still “Worlds Apart”? Early-Career Writing Learning as a Transdisciplinary Opportunity
  56. Texts, Entextualized and Artifactualized: The Shapes of Discourse
  57. There Are No Disciplines Here: The Causes of Who We Are and What We Do
  58. Transdisciplinary Intra-actions
  59. Transdisciplinary Mentoring Networks to Develop and Sustain Inclusion in Graduate Programs
  60. Transdisciplinary Rhetorical Work in Technical Writing and Composition: Environmental Justice Issues in California
  61. Transforming Access and Inclusion in Composition Studies and Technical Communication
  62. Transnational Networks of Literacy and Materiality: Coltan, Sexual Violence, and Digital Literacy
  63. Undergraduate Research Saves the World!
  64. We Value Teaching Too Much to Keep Devaluing It
  65. Weaving the Text: Changing Literacy Practices and Orientations
  66. We’ll Sing Like Birds in a Cage: Text and the Dream of Eluding Time
  67. What Happens When Texts Fly