Cluster Introduction: Why Teach Feminist Rhetorical New Materialisms
Megan Poole
The University of Texas at Austin
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10 for graduate students and $25 for faculty; more information is available at cwshrc.org.Cover Art: a print (etching and aquatint) showing an elf woman in a tree.She is nude and is using a long branch to point downward at a bear who is looking up at her.In the background are other leafy branches and a scenic cove.The
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