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14740 14740 21814 2008 pdf:2008:A.1 2 Speakers speaker Eric Leake University of Louisville, KY Rhetoric and Body Counts: The Lancet Iraq Casualty Reports p:eric-leake ror:01ckdn478 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 77
14741 14741 21815 2008 pdf:2008:A.1 3 Speakers speaker Susan Garcia University of Nevada, Las Vegas Exploring the Means of Peddling Potions p:susan-garcia ror:0406gha72 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 77
14742 14742 21816 2008 pdf:2008:A.1 4 Speakers speaker Denise Tillery University of Nevada, Las Vegas Ethos, Scientific Authority, and Popular Discourse on the Environment p:denise-tillery ror:0406gha72 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 77
14744 14744 21855 2008 pdf:2008:A.10 2 Speakers speaker Henrietta Nickels Shirk Montana Tech of the University of Montana, Butte Defining a Feminist Historiography in Technical Communication: A Rhetorical Analysis of 19th Century Botanical Artist and Writer Eliza Griffin Johnston p:henrietta-shirk ror:0078xmk34 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14745 14745 21856 2008 pdf:2008:A.10 3 Speakers speaker Daniel M. Gross University of California, Irvine Active Listening, Passive Voices: Gendered Legacies in the History of Rhetoric p:daniel-gross ror:04gyf1771 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14746 14746 21857 2008 pdf:2008:A.10 4 Speakers speaker Heather Camp Minnesota State University, Mankato Chasing the Eel: Defining ‘Writing Development’ Past and Present p:heather-camp ror:04att9732 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14747 14747 21858 2008 pdf:2008:A.10 5 Speakers speaker Nancy Myers University of North Carolina at Greensboro The Historical Realities of Composition Narratives: Archival Research as Changing Metaphors p:nancy-myers ror:04fnxsj42 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14749 14749 21860 2008 pdf:2008:A.11 2 Speakers speaker Brandon Lee Miller Chadron State College, NE Reading History, Writing Rhetoric: The Curious Place of Homiletics in ‘Histories of Rhetoric’ p:brandon-lee-miller ror:04mmv7r89 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14750 14750 21861 2008 pdf:2008:A.11 3 Speakers speaker Shane Borrowman University of Nevada, Reno The Islamization of Aristotle: Arab Commentators and the Logic of ‘Rhetoric’ and ‘ Poetics’ p:shane-borrowman ror:01keh0577 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14751 14751 21862 2008 pdf:2008:A.11 4 Speakers speaker M. Wade Mahon University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point How did Elocution become Elocution?: Reshaping the Relationship between Style and Delivery in Eighteenth-Century Rhetoric p:m-wade-mahon ror:05sv6pg41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14753 14753 21864 2008 pdf:2008:A.12 2 Speakers speaker Marjorie Roemer Rhode Island College, Providence Teachers Teaching Teachers: The National Writing Project p:marjorie-roemer ror:01k5gt570 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14754 14754 21865 2008 pdf:2008:A.12 3 Speakers speaker Russel Durst University of Cincinnati, OH Edward Corbett and the ‘Revival of Rhetoric’ p:russel-durst ror:01e3m7079 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14755 14755 21866 2008 pdf:2008:A.12 4 Speakers speaker Lucille Schultz University of Cincinnati, OH ‘The Archival Turn’: Its Genesis and Effects in our Histories of Writing Instruction p:lucille-schultz ror:01e3m7079 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 81
14757 14757 21868 2008 pdf:2008:A.13 2 Speakers speaker Fountain T. Kenny University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Whole-Body Gifts: Epideictic Display and Anatomy Memorial Services p:fountain-t-kenny ror:017zqws13 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14758 14758 21869 2008 pdf:2008:A.13 3 Speakers speaker Fawn Musick Texas Tech University, Lubbock Making Meanings through Visual Rhetoric in the Medical School Cadaver Lab p:fawn-musick ror:0405mnx93 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14759 14759 21870 2008 pdf:2008:A.13 4 Speakers speaker Derek Ross Texas Tech University, Lubbock Sociopolitics and Dam Tourism: Glen Canyon and Hoover Dam as Recreational Areas p:derek-ross ror:0405mnx93 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14760 14760 21871 2008 pdf:2008:A.13 5 Speakers speaker Ryan Hoover Texas Tech University, Lubbock Scientists, Visual Rhetoric, and Grant Applications: Striking a Balance between Simplicity and Effectiveness p:ryan-hoover ror:0405mnx93 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14762 14762 21873 2008 pdf:2008:A.14 2 Speakers speaker Martin Nystrand University of Wisconsin-Madison A Perspectival Model of Influence and Refraction p:martin-nystrand ror:01y2jtd41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14763 14763 21874 2008 pdf:2008:A.14 3 Speakers speaker Matthew Capdevielle University of Wisconsin-Madison Factional Refraction: Generative Conflict in the ‘Writing Wars’ at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1993–94 p:matthew-capdevielle ror:01y2jtd41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14764 14764 21875 2008 pdf:2008:A.14 4 Speakers speaker Timothy Laquintano University of Wisconsin-Madison Wish me luck, or laugh at me p:timothy-laquintano ror:01y2jtd41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14765 14765 21876 2008 pdf:2008:A.14 5 Speakers speaker Jacqueline Preston University of Wisconsin-Madison Resisting, Refracting, and Redesigning: An Ethnographic Study of a Neighborhood Food Pantry p:jacqueline-preston ror:01y2jtd41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14767 14767 21878 2008 pdf:2008:A.15 2 Speakers speaker Olivia Walling University of California, Santa Barbara Writing in a Technological System: The Reality of ‘Scientific’ Research p:olivia-walling ror:02t274463 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14768 14768 21879 2008 pdf:2008:A.15 3 Speakers speaker Liberty Kohn University of Louisiana-Lafayette Beyond Reason: How Students Use Emotion and Narrative Problem Solving for Context and Reading Strategy in Non-Narrative Texts p:liberty-kohn ror:01x8rc503 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14769 14769 21880 2008 pdf:2008:A.15 4 Speakers speaker Stephen Adkison Idaho State University, Pocatello Why Our Brain Need Be ‘Wide as the Sky’: Connecting Learning Theory and Neural Studies p:stephen-adkison ror:0162z8b04 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14770 14770 21881 2008 pdf:2008:A.15 5 Speakers speaker Brian McNely University of Texas at El Paso Theorizing Recursion: A Multi-disciplinary Approach p:brian-mcnely ror:04d5vba33 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 82
14772 14772 21883 2008 pdf:2008:A.16 2 Speakers speaker Daren Allison Young University of Oklahoma, Norman Towards a Rhetorical Theory of Hypertextual Pastiche p:daren-allison-young ror:02aqsxs83 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14773 14773 21884 2008 pdf:2008:A.16 3 Speakers speaker Patrick Corbett University of Louisville, KY ‘If I Can’t Find It on Google, I Don’t Need It’: A Usability Study of Digital Library Research Habits of First-Year Composition Students p:patrick-corbett ror:01ckdn478 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14774 14774 21885 2008 pdf:2008:A.16 4 Speakers speaker Jill Parrott The University of Georgia, Athens ‘I’ll Google It!’: How Collective Wisdom is Changing Search Ideology and the Rhetorical Canon p:jill-parrott ipeds:139959 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14776 14776 21887 2008 pdf:2008:A.17 2 Speakers speaker Joe Hardin University of Western Kentucky, Bowling Green   p:joe-hardin   pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14777 14777 21888 2008 pdf:2008:A.17 3 Speakers speaker Shane Erath Independent Scholar, Natchitoches, LA Blogging Our Way Through: Using Multimodal Technologies to Provide Means of Changing Creative Writing Realities p:shane-erath   pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14778 14778 21889 2008 pdf:2008:A.17 4 Speakers speaker Darrin Campbell University of Louisiana, Lafayette Violence, Perception, and Reality: A Pragmatic Approach to Heuretics p:darrin-campbell ror:01x8rc503 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14780 14780 21891 2008 pdf:2008:A.18 2 Speakers speaker Isabel Baca University of Texas-El Paso Learning and Resisting Academic English: What Do the Students Think? p:isabel-baca ror:04d5vba33 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14781 14781 21892 2008 pdf:2008:A.18 3 Speakers speaker Myshie Pagel University of Texas-El Paso Learning and Resisting Academic English: Problematizing the Notion of ‘Error’ p:myshie-pagel ror:04d5vba33 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14782 14782 21893 2008 pdf:2008:A.18 4 Speakers speaker Kate Mangelsdorf University of Texas-El Paso Learning and Resisting Academic English: Spanglish as Alternative Discourse p:kate-mangelsdorf ror:04d5vba33 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 83
14784 14784 21895 2008 pdf:2008:A.19 2 Speakers speaker Libby Allison Texas State University, San Marcos The Perfect Words: How the Reality of Storm Disasters Changed the Language of National Weather Service Advisories p:libby-allison ror:05h9q1g27 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14785 14785 21896 2008 pdf:2008:A.19 3 Speakers speaker Miriam Williams Texas State University, San Marcos Documentation and Civic Participation: How the Reality of Pollution Changed Environmental Inspections and Monitoring p:miriam-williams ror:05h9q1g27 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14786 14786 21897 2008 pdf:2008:A.19 4 Speakers speaker Pinfan Zhu Texas State University, San Marcos Bad Design, Bad Treatment: How the Reality of Poor Document Design Hinders Health Care Communication p:pinfan-zhu ror:05h9q1g27 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14788 14788 21818 2008 pdf:2008:A.2 2 Speakers speaker Michael Moore Michigan Technological University, Houghton Contexts for Community Literacy: What We Can Learn in New Orleans p:michael-moore ror:0036rpn28 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 78
14789 14789 21819 2008 pdf:2008:A.2 3 Speakers speaker Lou Johnson YMCA of Greater New Orleans, LA Changing Times, Changing Definitions, Changing Literacies p:lou-johnson   pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 78
14790 14790 21820 2008 pdf:2008:A.2 4 Speakers speaker Susan Weinstein Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge Youth Spoken Word Poetry in a Changed Landscape p:susan-weinstein ror:05ect4e57 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 78
14791 14791 21821 2008 pdf:2008:A.2 5 Speakers speaker Petrice Sams-Abiodun Lindy Boggs National Center for Community Literacy, New Orleans, LA Community Literacy: Opportunities and Challenges in Post-Katrina New Orleans p:petrice-sams-abiodun   pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 78
14793 14793 21899 2008 pdf:2008:A.20 2 Speakers speaker Barbara Gleason City College of New York, NY Autobiographic Writing and Academic Literacy: Lessons from a Working Adult Program p:barbara-gleason ror:00wmhkr98 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14794 14794 21900 2008 pdf:2008:A.20 3 Speakers speaker Duane Roen Arizona State University, Mesa Developing a Degree and Community Outreach Program in Writing Family History p:duane-roen ror:03efmqc40 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14796 14796 21902 2008 pdf:2008:A.21 2 Speakers speaker Ryan Solomon University of Wisconsin, Madison In Search of Copia: A Rhetorical Approach to Creative Writing p:ryan-solomon ror:01y2jtd41 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14797 14797 21903 2008 pdf:2008:A.21 3 Speakers speaker Rebecca Block University of Louisville, KY Finding Readers You Trust: Creative Writers Talk about Feedback p:rebecca-block ror:01ckdn478 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14798 14798 21904 2008 pdf:2008:A.21 4 Speakers speaker Brian Fallon St. John’s University, Queens, NY Psychotic Episodes, Troubling Texts, Responsible Pedagogy p:brian-fallon ror:00bgtad15 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 84
14800 14800 21906 2008 pdf:2008:A.22 2 Speakers speaker Lisa Johnson-Shull Washington State University, Pullman Wine Tasting as a Metaphor: Rubrics, Aroma Wheels, and Other Frameworks for Noticing p:lisa-johnson-shull ror:05dk0ce17 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 85
14801 14801 21907 2008 pdf:2008:A.22 3 Speakers speaker Gwen Gray Schwartz Mount Union College, Alliance, OH Assessing WAC Realities: Possibilities at Small Liberal Arts Colleges p:gwen-gray-schwartz ror:022xw8j65 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 85
14802 14802 21908 2008 pdf:2008:A.22 4 Speakers speaker Jeff Jablonski University of Nevada, Las Vegas 12 Angry Colleagues: Strategies for Managing the Writing Task Force and Changing Perceptions about Writing at the University Level p:jeffrey-jablonski ror:0406gha72 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 85
14804 14804 21910 2008 pdf:2008:A.23 2 Speakers speaker Tammy Conard-Salvo Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Listening to Revise: Mainstream Uses of Text-to-Speech Software in the Writing Center p:tammy-conard-salvo ror:02dqehb95 pdf-2008-2008__2008completeprogram.pdf 85

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CREATE TABLE appearances (id INTEGER, year INTEGER, session_id TEXT, ord INTEGER, role TEXT, role_group TEXT, name_as_printed TEXT, affiliation_as_printed TEXT, paper_title TEXT, person_id TEXT, institution_id TEXT, source_document_id TEXT, page INTEGER);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_session_id ON appearances(session_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_person_id ON appearances(person_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_institution_id ON appearances(institution_id);
CREATE INDEX ix_appearances_year ON appearances(year);