Re/Orienting Writing Studies: Queer Methods, Queer Projects
Editors: William P Banks, Matthew B Cox, and Caroline Dadas
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Pamela Takayoshi
Chapter 1: Re/Orienting Writing Studies: Some Thoughts on In(queer)y
William P. Banks, Matthew B. Cox, and Caroline Dadas
Chapter 2: Making It Queer, Not Clear: Embracing Ambivalence and Failure as Queer Methodologies
Hillery Glasby
Chapter 3: How (and Why) to Write Queer: A Failing, Impossible, Contradictory Instruction Manual for Scholars of Writing Studies
Stacey Waite
Chapter 4: Queering & Transing Quantitative Research
G Patterson
Chapter 5: REDRES[ing] Rhetorica: A Methodological Proposal for Queering Cross-Cultural Rhetorical Studies
Chanon Adsanatham
Chapter 6: “Love in a Hall of Mirrors”: Queer Historiography and the Unsettling In-Between
Jean Bessette
Chapter 7: In/Fertility: Assembling a Queer Counterstory Methodology for Bodies of Health & Sexuality
Maria Novotny
Chapter 8: Queering Networked Writing: A Sensory Autoethnography of Desire and Sensation on Grindr
Michael J. Faris
Chapter 9: Queer/ing Composition, the Digital Archives of Literacy Narratives, and Ways of Knowing
Deborah Kuzawa
Chapter 10: Assessment Killjoys: Queering the Return for a Writing Studies World-Making Methodology
Nicole Caswell & Stephanie West-Puckett
Chapter 11: On Queering Professional Writing
Caroline Dadas & Matthew B. Cox