Issue 27: Asian/American Rhetorical Trans/formations

Articles

Beyond Representation: Spatial, Temporal and Embodied Trans/Formations of Asian/Asian American Rhetoric

Terese Guinsatao Monberg, Michigan State University

Morris Young, University of Wisconsin, Madison

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In the Present and Importantly Present: Enacting a Temporal Turn for Asian American Rhetoric

LuMing Mao, University of Utah

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Rendering Everyday Life: Tactical Artwork by Incarcerated Japanese American Artists

Anne C. Wheeler, Springfield College

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Asian American “Hipster” Rhetoric: The Digital Media Rhetoric of the Fung Brothers

Alison Yeh Cheung, University of Utah

Kent A. Ono, University of Utah

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Sounding Asian/America: Asian/American Sonic Rhetorics, Multimodal Orientalism, and Digital Composition

Jennifer Sano-Franchini, West Virginia University

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#FuckCommunism: Embodied Rhetoric and Vietnamese Transnational Digital Practices

Linh Dich, Miami University

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The Exiled Speak Back: Citizenship and Belonging in the White House ‘What’s Your Story?’ Video Challenge

Vincent N. Pham, Willamette University

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Afterword: Disciplinary (Trans)formations: Queering and Trans-ing Asian American Rhetorics

Jo Hsu, University of Arkansas

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Reviews

Asian American Literacies: A Review of Haivan Hoang’s Writing Against Racial Injury

Kate Firestone, Michigan State University

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Dynamic Literacies and "Word Work": Review of South Asian in the Mid-South: Migrations of Literacies by Iswari Pandey

Vani Kannan, Lehman College, CUNY

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Uncovering Community Literacy, Agency, and Political Resistance through Cultural and Community Specific Methodologies

Charlyne Sarmiento, California Institute of Technology

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