Afterword : the futurity of circulation studies / Laurie E. Gries -- About the authors -- Index. Engaging circulation in urban revitalization / Michele Simmons -- Tombstones, QR codes, and the circulation of past present texts / Kathleen Blake Yancey -- Augmented publics / Casey Boyle and Nathaniel Rivers -- Ubicomposition : circulation as production and abduction in Carlo Ratti's smart environments / Sean Morey and John Tinnell -- Entanglements that matter : a new materialist trace of #Yesallwomen / Dustin Edwards and Heather Lang -- Re-evaluating girls' empowerment : towards a transnational feminist literacy / Rebecca Dingo -- Circulation across structural holes : reverse black boxing the emergence of religious right networks in the 1970s / Naomi Clark -- Social circulation and legacies of mobility for nineteenth century women : implications for using digital resources in socio-rhetorical projects / Jacqueline Jones Royster and Gesa E. Kirsch -- New rhetorics of scholarship : leveraging betweenness and circulation for feminist historical work in composition studies / Tarez Samra Graban and Patricia Sullivan -- For public distribution / Dale M. Smith and James J. Brown Jr. -- Cryptocurrency and persuasive network logics : from the circulation of rhetoric to the rhetoric of circulation / Gerald Jackson -- Circulation analytics : software development and social network data / Aaron Beveridge -- Open access(ibility?) / Jay Dolmage -- Circulation exhaustion / Jenny Rice -- Archival problems, circulation solutions / Jessica Enoch -- Circulation-signification-ontology / Thomas Rickert -- A diagrammatics of persuasion / Byron Hawk -- The spaces between / Sid Dobrin -- Afterword : the futurity of circulation studies / Laurie E. Gries -- About the authors -- Index.
Summary:
"It has been understood that writers quote, imitate, forward, borrow, dispute, engage with, and transform texts written by others. Contributors identify circulation as a threshold concept of Western literacy theory and explore five key themes concerning circulation: public rhetorics, feminism, new materialism, theories of delivery, and technologies"--Provided by publisher.
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