by Sarah Lonelodge and Katie Rieger | Xchanges 15.1, Spring 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction and Literature Review Research Design and Methodology Participants and Ethical Considerations Data Collection Data Analysis Findings/Discussion Pedagogical Implications Conclusion Works Cited About the Authors While movements such as WAC and WID provide marvelous ideas for writing in…
by Jacklyn Heslop | Xchanges 15.1, Spring 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction The Enthymeme: Filling in Missing Pieces Cultural Inheritance: Darwin to Digital Rhetoric Meme Creation and Reproduction Enthymemes and Visual: Is There an Argument? Reading the Meme Conclusion: The Start of a Memetic Enthymeme Works Cited About the Author Introduction We…
📋 Issue Staff Brian HendricksonManaging Editor Al HarahapAssociate Managing Editor Eric MasonTechnical Editor Chanakya DasAssoc. Technical Editor Nicole O’ConnellAsst. Technical Editor Christopher StuartCommunications Editor Jacob RichterAsst. Communications Editor Juri HakolaEditorial Intern It is my absolute pleasure to introduce to you Issue 15.1 of Xchanges! This, our Spring 2020 graduate student issue, is for all intents…
by Allegro Wang | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction: The Human and an Economy of Exchange Rhetoric and the Reproduction of the Human The Entanglement of Writing, the Human, and Temporality in Civil Society Writing and the Ontologization of Origins Abolitionist Pedagogies and the Disruption of the Human Conclusion:…
by Tobias I. Paul | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Methods Analysis Conclusion Afterword References Appendix A: Primary Dataset Appendix B: Ludography About the Author Introduction When Winter Lake’s digital game rat chaos was reuploaded after its host site lapsed, one journalist offered this imperative: “I highly recommend [the…
by Anthony Lerner | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Literature Review Methodology Results Discussion Conclusion References About the Author Introduction “Where is he?!” The title of this study comes from a quote spoken by none other than myself. It’s a Monday afternoon, right in the thick of quarantine. I’m…
by Samantha Gowdey | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Background and Overview: Who Was Harvey Milk? Setting America up for an Inclusive Future through Deliberative Oratory and Identification: 1973 A New Appearance and Response to his Audience’s Concerns with Ethos: 1975 Responding to New Political Enemies with the Theme…
by Anna Delony | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Significance and Identity Context Fisher’s Narrative Paradigm The Death of Mangas Coloradas Apaches Military Miner Party Relevance Works Cited About the Author Introduction In 1863, Apache chief Mangas Coloradas was killed by the U.S. military in what Geronimo, another Apache…
by Lucero Truszkowski | Xchanges 15.2, Fall 2020 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction History Why the Rhetoric is Flawed A More Flexible Set of Rights Nondiscursive Rhetoric in the Illustrated UDHR Conclusion References About the Author Introduction In the midst of a global pandemic that effectively shut down the entire world, the continued…
📋 Issue Staff Julianne NewmarkEditor-in-chief Brian HendricksonCo-Managing Editor Al HarahapCo-Managing Editor Eric MasonTechnical Editor Chanakya DasAssoc. Technical Editor Nicole O’ConnellAsst. Technical Editor Christopher StuartCommunications Editor Jacob RichterAsst. Communications Editor Juri HakolaEditorial Intern We are publishing this latest annual undergraduate issue during strange times, when the Xchanges editorial and review teams have continued to dedicate our…
