Abstract
In this interview, Malea Powell discusses the importance of keeping the discipline of composition and rhetoric growing, vibrant, engaging, and contestatory. While arguing for the value of interdisciplinarity through the example of her own theoretical work that considers making as rhetorical scholarship, she extends this concept to the larger webbed relation of our field and addresses many of the issues surrounding the 2011 CCCC theme she established.
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