Presenters Kristin Ravel, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Allegra W. Smith, Purdue University Kristin Prins, Cal Poly Pomona Review Speaking to a full classroom following Thursday morning’s keynotes, the three presenters on “A.3: Mobilizing Digital Feminist Rhetorical Theory and Practice” raised important questions about resistance, reflexivity and reframing our thinking about feminist practices in technological spaces. Adhering to Bawarshi’s call earlier that morning to catalog #WatsCon16, Allegra’s Storify recap of the panel archives the audience’s Twitter discussion as it unfolded and amplifies the themes of self-care, reflection, and rhetorical listening that were apparent throughout the panel’s presentations and discussion. (As of 2/2/2018…
Author: Margaret Bertucci Hamper
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Margaret Bertucci Hamper is a PhD candidate in composition and rhetoric and Assistant Director of the intermediate writing program at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Her research focuses on the intersections of literacy, race, and class.