"PROUD TO BE AUTISTIC": GRETA THUNBERG'S QUEERING RHETORICAL GENRE IN CLIMATE CHANGE ADVOCACY.
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IS THE PEN MIGHTIER THAN THE LAPTOP? DIGITAL NATIVES AND THEIR PREFERRED WRITING TOOLS.
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PREFACE TO "IS THE PEN MIGHTIER THAN THE LAPTOP? DIGITAL NATIVES AND THEIR PREFERRED WRITING TOOLS".
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MAKING CONFIDENT CHANGES: USING METACOGNITIVE REVISION AS A PEDAGOGICAL TOOL.
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REFRAMING WRITING, RHETORIC, AND LITERARY STUDIES: A MIXED METHOD APPROACH TO INTERROGATING INTERSECTIONS.
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LINGUISTIC INCLINATIONS IN QUERY LETTERS.
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TRANSFORMING TABOO: DISCURSIVE AND GENERIC UPTAKE IN SOUTH ASIAN MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY NARRATIVES.
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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION.
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