Welcome to Issue 16.2 of Xchanges! by Alex Hanson | Xchanges 16.2, Spring 2022 Issue Staff Julianne NewmarkEditor-in-chief Alex HansonCo-Managing Editor Courtney CoxCo-Managing Editor Beau PihlajaCo-Managing Editor Eric MasonTechnical Editor Chanakya DasAssociate Technical Editor Nicole O’ConnellAssistant Technical Editor Christopher StuartCommunications Editor Jacob RichterAssistant Communications Editor As I write this during a time when we are…
by Brooke Eubanks | Xchanges 16.2, Fall 2021 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Addressing the Problem Critical Discourse Analysis and Personal Approach Manipulative Silences Background Research Methods Evidence and Discussion Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Addressing the Problem The nature of discourse surrounding the United States’ dominant individualistic culture reveals differences in historical…
by Kay Hernández | Xchanges 17.2, Fall 2022 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Methods Results Discussion Conclusion References About the Author Abstract The ways that researchers discuss POC and ethnic minority subjects in the biological sciences is integral when considering the implications of language usage around the groups being used for research. Attitude…
by Cassandra Cerasia | Xchanges 17.2, Fall 2022 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Cases Discussion Conclusion References About the Author Abstract Discourse communities are areas of rhetorical context. Within discourse communities, loose community-based ideals and norms influence how writing within that community is executed. In this article, I discuss the differences in communication…
by Jennifer Wilhite | Xchanges 17.1, Spring 2022 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Methods Results Discussion References About the Author Abstract With the growth in scholarly and practical interest in providing improved support for graduate student writing, limited work remains exploring the experiences of older women returning to graduate study after supporting family…
