New: College Composition and Communication, Vol 74.2 (December 2022)

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College Composition and Communication, Volume 74, Number 2, December 2022

This issue features five compelling articles: arguing for deep rhetoricity as an intervention and a praxis of invention; calling for translingual praxis as an antiracist and decolonial pedagogy; defining “benevolent gaslighting,” in which racisms are repurposed as benevolent misunderstandings; bridging the disciplinary gap between creative writing and first-year writing; and using our discipline to uphold democratic values amid racism and other critical societal crises.   In addition, CCCC past chair Holly Hassel reviews the recent governance restructuring and asks, “What orientation do we want to have toward others . . . our students . . . our colleagues . . . ourselves?” This issue also includes the Exemplar Award acceptance speech on hospitality in the discipline, two reader responses addressing a kairotic moment for critical language awareness and communal justicing, and the latest edition of Forum: Issues about Part-Time and Contingent Faculty.

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College Composition and Communication, Vol. 74, No. 2, December 2022 (full issue)   2022 CCCC Chair’s Address: Writing (Studies) and Reality: Taking Stock of Labor, Equity, and Access in the Field Holly Hassel   Deep Rhetoricity as Methodological Grounds for Unsettling the Settled Romeo García and Gesa E. Kirsch   Crossing Lines: Practice and Pedagogy of Creative Writers Who Teach FYW Tyler Gillespie   Translingual Praxis: From Theorizing Language to Antiracist and Decolonial Pedagogy Rachael Shapiro and Missy Watson   SPECIAL SECTION: Forum: Issues about Part-Time and Contingent Faculty Gust Burns; Rebecca G. Harper   “I Am Not Your Teaching Moment”: The Benevolent Gaslight and Epistemic Violence Pritha Prasad and Louis M. Maraj   Opinion: Democracy as a Noble Experiment: Where Do We Go from Here? Jacqueline Jones Royster   INTERCHANGES: A Kairotic Moment for CLA? Response to Anne Ruggles Gere et al.’s “Communal Justicing” Shawna Shapiro   INTERCHANGES: Response to Shawna Shapiro Anne Ruggles Gere, Anne Curzan, J. W. Hammond, Sarah Hughes, Ruth Li, Andrew Moos, Kendon Smith, Kathryn Van Zanen, Kelly L. Wheeler, and Crystal J. Zanders   2022 CCCC Exemplar Award Acceptance Speech: Hospitality in a Dappled Discipline Louise Wetherbee Phelps   2022 CCCC Chair’s Letter Holly Hassel   2021–2022 Reviewers   CCCC News   Announcements and Calls

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