Search Results for Communities.

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Pepe's Power: Internet Memes, Constitutive Rhetoric, and Political Communities

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Riemensperger, Kory A., author.

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Pepe's Power: Internet Memes, Constitutive Rhetoric, and Political Communities / Riemensperger

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Police in Crisis, Communities in Conflict: A Computer-aided Model for Analyzing Reconciliatory Tone

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Wilson, Cody Blake, author.

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Police in Crisis, Communities in Conflict: A Computer-aided Model for Analyzing Reconciliatory Tone /

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Making Chicanx Foodways: Rhetoric, Mexican Cooking, and Cultural Continuation

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Ramos, Santos Felipe, author.

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-based research project that engages with Chicanx rhetorics by examining the foodways of Mexican communities in

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How Sight Becomes Subject: Cultural Image Design in the Age of Digital Rhetoric

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Johnson, Lucy Anne, author. (orcid)0000-0002-6460-3594

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successful between bodies that reside within different discourse communities, affective identification can be

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The Shadow Rhetorics of Innovation: Maker Culture, Gender, and Technology

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Melo, Marijel C., author.

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silent, yet paradoxically loud, rhetorics of innovation where marginalized communities are invisibilized

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Professional Women's Fan Fiction as Literacy Practice and Online Community

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Coleman, Susanna Kate, author.

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communities. Most participants do use at least some of their fan-related practices to accomplish literacy

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Fierce: Black Queer Literacies of Survival

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Davis, Seth E., author.

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forces. Despite critical scholarship on the literacies of both Black and queer communities, there has

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From Pro-Ana to Bikini Bridge: The Online Discourse of Eating Disorders

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Raulli, Stephen, author.

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group and through interviews with some of its participants. Arguing how the pro-ana communities

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A Genre in Place: The Relationship of Genre and Place in the City Codes of Delphos, Kansas

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Tyler-Milholland, Brittney Nicole, author.

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these studies focus on genres within academic, public, and work communities, rather than within physical

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