enculturation

A Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture

Issue 28

From the Editors

Editorial Statement
enculturation Editorial Team

Articles

A Trophic Future for Rhetorical Ecologies
Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Freudian Typos, Rhetorical Parapraxis, and the Psychopathology of Digital Life
Jake Cowan, University of Texas at Austin

Complex Rhetorical Contagion: A Case Study of Mass Hysteria
Julie D. Nelson, University of Tampa

In the Loop: Articulating Our Entanglement in Others’ Digital Ethos Positions
John J Silvestro, Slippery Rock University

Scrap Writing in the Digital Age: The Inventive Potential of Texts on the Loose
Danielle Koupf, Wake Forest University

Learning as Coordination: Postpedagogy and Design
Steph Ceraso, University of Virginia

Matthew Pavesich, Georgetown University
Jeremy Boggs (Designer), University of Virginia

Sonic Projects

Carried from Home on the Thread of a Tune: Listening for Misunderstanding
Jeremy Cushman, Purdue University

Andrew Crook, Pierce College
Shannon Kelly, Michigan State University
What Will Have Been Cool: Notes on Hauntological and Hypnogogic Music
Timothy Richardson, University of Texas at Arlington Department of English

Responses

Speech Acts and the Problem of Who’s on First --- A Response by Peter Wayne Moe
Peter Wayne Moe, Seattle Pacific University

What isn’t Heard: Dyslogistic Silence and Silencing at Candlelight Vigils for the Orlando Massacre --- A Response by J. Paul Padilla
J. Paul Padilla, University of Arizona

Reviews

A Review of Man on Fire
dr. bonnie lenore kyburz, Northern Illinois University

A Review of Ben Rafoth’s Multilingual Writers and Writing Centers
Paige Davis Arrington, Georgia State University

A Review of Netnography: Redefined by Robert Kozinets
Brooke Covington, Virginia Tech

A Review of The Art of Gratitude
Paul Lynch, Saint Louis University

A Review of Kelly Ritter’s Reframing the Subject: Postwar Instructional Film and Class-Conscious Literacies
Jason Palmeri, Miami University

Literacy in Motion: A Review of Susan Meyers' Del Otro Lado: Literacy and Migration across the U.S.-Mexico Border and Kate Vieira's American by Paper
Amy Dayton, University of Alabama

A Review of Inside the Subject
Matthew Halm, Georgia Institute of Technology

Review of Aimi Hamraie's Building Access: Universal Design and the Politics of Disability
André A Habet, Syracuse University

Can Rhetoric Survive a Neuroqueer Future? A Review of Melanie Yergeau’s Authoring Autism: On Rhetoric and Neurological Queerness
Jay McClintick, University of Arizona RCTE