Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Mobility Work in Composition | Bruce Horner, Megan Faver Hartline, Ashanka Kumari, and Laura Sceniak Matravers
Part One: Case Studies in Mobility
1. Mobile Knowledge for a Mobile Era: Studying Linguistic and Rhetorical Flexibility in Composition | Christiane Donahue
2. Marking Mobility: Accounting for Bodies and Rhetoric in the Making | Ann Shivers-McNair
3. Small m– to Big M– Mobilities: A Model | John Scenters-Zapico
4. Managing Writing on the Move | Rebecca Lorimer Leonard
5. “Pretty for a Black Girl”: AfroDigital Black Feminisms and the Critical Context of “Mobile Black Security” | Carmen Kynard
6. Composing to Mobilize Knowledge: Lessons from a Design-Thinking-Based Writing Course | Scott Wible
7. Rethinking Past, Present, Presence: On the Process of Mobilizing Other People’s Lives | Jody Shipka
8. Imagine a Schoolyard: Mobilizing Urban Literacy Sponsorship Networks | Eli Goldblatt
Part Two: Responding and Mobilizing
9. The Work of Mobility | Anis Bawarshi
10. Mobility at and beyond the Utterance | Andrea R. Olinger
11. (Im)Mobilities and Networks of Literacy Sponsorship | Laura Sceniak Matravers
12. Resisting the University as an Institutional Non-Place | Timothy Johnson
13. (T)racing Race: Mapping Power in Racial Property Across Institutionalized Writing Standards and Urban Literacy Sponsorship Networks | Jamila M. Kareem and Khirsten L. Scott
14. Mobilizing Connections across Disciplinary Frames | Megan Faver Hartline
15. Social Movement Friction and Meaningful Spaces | Patrick Danner
16. Mobility through Everyday Things | Ashanka Kumari
17. Staging Ingenuity: A Pedagogical Framework of Mobilizing Creative Genre Uptake | Elizabeth Chamberlain
18. Genre Uptake and Mobility: Making Meaning in Mobilized Contexts | Keri Epps
19. Regarding Our Disciplinary Future(s): Toward a Mobilities Framework for Agency | Rick Wysocki
20. Making Mobility Work for Writing Studies | Rachel Gramer and Mary P. Sheridan
About the Authors
Index