Mobility work in composition

Includes bibliographical references and index.Takes mobility to be the norm, rather than the exception to a norm of stasis and stability. Both in-depth investigations of specific forms of mobility work in composition, as well as and responses to and reflections on those explorations.--Provided by publisher.Mobile knowledge for a mobile era: studying linguistic and rhetorical flexibility in composition / Christiane Donahue -- Marking mobility: accounting for bodies and rhetoric in the making / Ann Shivers-McNair -- Small m to Big M-mobilities: a model / John Scenters-Zapico -- Managing writing on the move / Rebecca Lorimer Leonard -- "Pretty for a Black girl": AfroDigital Black feminisms and the critical context of "mobile Black security" / Carmen Kynard -- Design thinking in the writing course: mobilizing knowledge through and for research practice / Scott Wible -- Rethinking past, present, presence: on the process of mobilizing other people's lives / Jody Shipka -- Imagine a schoolyard: mobilizing urban literacy sponsorship networks / Eli Goldblatt -- The work of mobility / Anis Bawarshi -- Mobility at and beyond the utterance / Andrea R. Olinger -- (Im)mobilities and networks of literacy sponsorship / Laura Sceniak Matravers - Resisting the university as an institutional non-place / Timothy Johnson -- (T)racing race: mapping power in racial property across institutionalized writing standards and urban literacy sponsorship networks / Jamila M. Kareem and Khirsten L. Scott -- Mobilizing connections across disciplinary frames / Megan Faver Hartline -- Social movement friction and meaningful spaces / Patrick Danner -- Mobility through everyday things / Ashanka Kumari -- Staging ingenuity: a pedagogical framework of mobilizing creative genre uptake / Elizabeth Chamberlain -- Genre uptake and mobility: making meaning in mobilized contexts / Keri E. Mathis -- Regarding our disciplinary future(s): toward a mobilities framework for agency / Rick Wysocki -- Making mobility work for writing studies / Rachel Gramer and Mary P. Sheridan