About Michael J. Faris
Assistant Professor of English with research areas in digital literacy, privacy and social media, and queering rhetorics.
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Category Archives: Thesis work
Elbow’s “Music of Form”
Elbow, Peter. “The Music of Form: Rethinking Organization in Writing.“ CCC 57.4 (June 2006): 620-666. In this essay Elbow proposes that instead of thinking about organization in terms of space, we instead think of it in terms of time. This … Continue reading
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Our thesis writing group…
My fellow MA students Sarah G, Marieke, Michelle, and Sarah B and I are meeting once a week to go over each other’s writing and to motivate each other for our theses (or writing sample, in SG’s case). This is … Continue reading
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Yagelski review in CE
I just read Robert P. Yagelski’s review, “‘Radical to Many in the Educational Establishment’: The Writing Process Movement after the Hurricanes,“ in the May 2006 CE. Yagelski takes the stance that Elbow, Murray, and Freire are of the same vein … Continue reading
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question generation
Today in our MA Writing Group, Vicki Tolar Burton presented on writing our thesis and strategies involved. Two things stick in my head: 1. Write 15 minutes a day, at least. 2. Play to your strengths, according to this online … Continue reading
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suggestions from gottlieb
“Ideological State Apparatus” by Althusur (sp?) – essay about how institutions control ideology Amanda Anderson’s recent book The Way We Argue Now on ethics and theory regarding argument
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