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Vol. 18 (2021): Young Scholars in Writing

Young Scholars in Writing Volume 18 Cover

Published: 2021-02-15

Front Matter/Masthead

Front Matter/Masthead

1-6
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Editors' Introduction

Editors' Introduction

Emily Cope, Gabriel Cutrufello, Kim Fahle Peck

7-11
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Articles

“Use #YouKnowMe and share your truth”: Rhetoric of Digital Abortion Storytelling

Megan Kelley

12-26
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“Stories for Reproductive Freedom:” A Rhetorical Analysis of Storytelling on NARAL Pro-Choice America’s Website

Anna Maltbie

27-39
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Tales in Language, Confidence, and Learning Environments: Exploring Students’ Mental Health Through Literacy Narratives

Samantha J. Rae

40-53
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Language and Dehumanization in Alaskan Japanese Internment Documents

Hannah Cox

54-66
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Identifying and Categorizing Language Discrimination in the Legal Field

Jessica Brown

67-82
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“¿Por Qué no Sabes Español?”: Pressured Monolingualism and Its Impacts on Mexican Americans

Gabriela Agustina Uribe

83-96
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Best Practices for a Translingual Pedagogy: An Undergraduate Perspective

Jacob Wilson

97-109
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Materiality Matters: How Human Bodies and Writing Technologies Impact the Composing Process

Brittany Halley

110-126
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Spotlight on First-Year Writing

Visual Rhetoric in Medical Illustrations and the Implications in Medical Practices

Huy Gia Truong

127-141
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Methodological Reflections

Creating Impact through User-Centered Research

Angela Myers

142-149
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My First Time Conducting a Study as a Novice Researcher

Nidhi Gandhi

150-159
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Comment and Response

“For all of us”: Feminine Style in the Rhetoric of Rosalynn Carter

Noah Bolls

160-163
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Contributors

Volume 18 Contributors

164-165
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