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ENGL 511: Native Writing and Rhetorics 
 Graduate Course
(Fall 2016)

Kunepeum  (welcome) to Native Writing and Rhetorics. In this course we will be reading a variety of writings which move across traditional boundaries (such as poetry, fiction, theory, activist and so on) and doing projects to experience a broader scope of Indigenous rhetorics. This section is the graduate course.
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  • About Me
    • Contact Me
    • Curriculum Vita
  • SPRING 2023 CLASSES
    • ENGL 301 Writing and the Teaching of Writing >
      • ENGL 301 Profiles
      • ENGL 301 Readings
      • ENGL 301 Blog
    • ENGL 493 Material Rhetorics (Senior Seminar) >
      • ENGL 493 Readings
    • ENGL 513: Composition Pedagogy >
      • ENGL 513 Readings
    • 2023 SENIOR COLLEGE
  • Fall Courses 2022
    • ENGL 101/144E-20
    • ENGL 324 Language and Society >
      • ENGL 324 Readings
    • ENGL 326 >
      • ENGL 326 Readings
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    • ENGL 524: Cultural Rhetorics >
      • Readings for Cultural Rhetorics
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