Not Going It Alone: Public Writing, Independent Media, and the Circulation of Homeless Advocacy

College Composition and Communication Sep 2009 Open Access

Not Going It Alone: Public Writing, Independent Media, and the Circulation of Homeless Advocacy

Paula Mathieu ; Diana George

Abstract

This article argues that the teaching of public writing should not neglect issues of circulation and local need. In a series of case studies involving small press papers and homeless advocacy, the authors seek to extend recent work begun by Susan Wells, John Trimbur, and Nancy Welch, which raises crucial questions about public rhetoric in the writing classroom.

Journal: College Composition and Communication
Published: 2009-09-01
DOI: 10.58680/ccc20098308
Open Access: OA PDF Green
Topics: multilingual writers public rhetoric

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