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    Course Activity: “Textual Analysis”

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    By Sarah Fischer on June 6, 2024

    Assignment Title: Textual Analysis

    Author: Liz Thomae, Indiana University Bloomington, lthomae@iu.edu

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    Course Motivation:
    In this course, students learn to employ strategies of pre-writing, drafting, and revising, taking into consideration rhetorical purpose, the knowledge and needs of different audiences, and the feedback of instructors and peers. By focusing our conversations on the multi-faceted concept of identity and transformation, students learn to apply these concepts not only to their in-class writings, but to their own lives.

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    • Sarah Fischer
      Sarah Fischer

      Sarah Fischer is a PhD candidate in the Rhetoric program at Indiana University Bloomington. She studies embodied writing, multimodal composition, and composition pedagogy. Her dissertation examines how video composition is an act of embodied writing that fosters rhetorical awareness.

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