Re/orienting writing studies : queer methods, queer projects / [edited by] William P. Banks, Matthew B. Cox, Caroline Dadas.
"The intersection between queer theory and rhetoric and research methods in writing studies. Focusing theoretical attention on common research practices to demonstrate how queer rhetorics of writing/composing, textual analysis, history, assessment, and embodiment/identity significantly alter bo...
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Table of Contents:
- Re/orienting writing studies / William P. Banks, Matthew B. Cox, and Caroline Dadas
- Making it queer, not clear / Hillery Glasby
- How (and why) to write queer / Stacey Waite
- Queering & transing quantitative research / G. Patterson
- Redres[ing] rhetorica / Chanon Adsanatham
- "Love in a hall of mirrors" / Jean Bessette
- In/fertility / Maria Novotny
- Queering networked writing / Michael J. Faris
- Queer/ing composition, the digital archives of literacy narratives, and ways of knowing / Deborah Kuzawa
- Assessment killjoys : queering the return for a writing studies world-making methodology / Nicole I. Caswell and Stephanie West-Puckett
- On queering professional writing / Caroline Dadas and Matthew B. Cox.