Greetings from the Xchanges editorial staff! We’re excited to present this latest issue—a double issue!—of Xchanges. We feature here five articles by graduate student scholars and one by an undergraduate student scholar, representing universities across the United States. The issues confronted by these researchers reflect current areas of study within the broad expanse of Writing…
by Eric Wisz | Xchanges 13.2, Fall 2018 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Instructor Feedback in Literature Student Interviews Participant Demographics Discussion Conclusion References Appendices About the Author Abstract: Instructor feedback on student writing has been a popular topic of discussion and research in the field of writing studies for the past few…
by Skyler Drew | Xchanges 13.2, Fall 2018 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Archival Methodology Conversational Rhetoric and Tsumagari’s Letters Feminine Rhetorical Identity Across Cultures Tsumagari’s Intersectional Rhetorical and Future Research Applications Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Introduction During WWII, many Japanese Americans were forced into internment camps in the western and…
by Kathryn Asay | Xchanges 13.2, Fall 2018 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Background Methods Data/Findings Implications and Conclusion Works Cited Works Consulted About the Author Introduction Shortly before Assassin’s Creed: Unity was released in 2014, questions began surfacing about why Ubisoft had no footage of playable female characters despite them being on…
Before I introduce the impressive undergraduate scholarship collected in the first issue I’ve had the pleasure of working on as Managing Editor, I wanted to say a few words about our newly expanded editorial team and what they’ve been contributing to the journal. A year ago, Editor-in-Chief Julianne Newmark began mentoring us into our new…
Interview by Elizabeth Barnett | Xchanges 14.1, Spring 2019 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Digital Rhetoric: Expanding Definitions The Human in the Machine Digital Rhetoric in the Classroom Sustainability in the Digital Realm Authorship & Audience in a Digital Age Future Work: A Theory of Digital Rhetoric About the Interviewee & Interviewer As an…
by Lauren J. Short | Xchanges 14.1, Spring 2019 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Theory Study Aims and Research Framework Methods Results Discussion Conclusion References Appendix: Interview Questions About the Author Introduction For decades, if not longer, many fields have taken an interest in how people read. In composition and rhetoric studies, scholars…
by Bibhushana Poudyal | Xchanges 14.1, Spring 2019 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Methodological Overview Exigency for the Project What is (or why) Archiving? Critical Digital Archiving: Terminological, Conceptual, and Methodological Shifts Conclusion References About the Author Abstract: This article presents an overview of theoretical and practical methods and approaches of my ongoing…
by Eric Reid Hamilton | Xchanges 14.1, Spring 2019 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Silenced within the Confines of an Academic Paper Altering the Narrative or Narrating the Alternative Walking the Walk by Talking the Talk Works Cited About the Author Introduction Imagine that you enter a parlor. You come late. When you…
by Raquel L. Dean | Xchanges 14.1, Spring 2019 📄 Download PDF ⬇️ 📋 Contents Introduction Literature Review Methodology Test Goals and Objectives Participants Scenario and Test Tasks Metrics Results Findings and Discussion Conclusion Limitations of Study Recommendations for Future Research References Appendix A: Pre-Test Survey Appendix B: Recruitment Email Appendix C: Post-Test Interview About…
