ProQuest Subject Index - Composition at ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

ProQuest^® Dissertations & Theses

The world's most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses. Learn more...

TOP >> ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY >> Composition

Browse Institutions

You are viewing titles for ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY in the subject Composition available through the UMI Dissertations & Thesis Gradworks site.

'Emulation hath a thousand sons': Emulation, rhetoric, and social decorum in Renaissance drama (William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Philip Massinger)	A contrastive rhetorical study of Chinese and Mexican perceptions of their native writing instruction and its implications for ESL teaching and learning

Academic discourse socialization of American and Taiwanese graduate students in TESOL: A case study of small-group activities	Dodging the past: The Brooklyn Dodgers as public memory

Of being and passing away: Performativity and women's activist rhetoric	Passage to Morrowind: (Dis)locating virtual and 'real' identities in video role-playing games

Performing memory, performing identity: Jennie Drew's autograph album, mnemonic activity, and the invention of 'feminine' subjectivity	Reclaiming the dancer: Embodied perception in a dance performance

Rhetorical invention in the Book of Kells: Image and decoration on their flight to meaning	Symbolically seeking a change of mind: A model for comprehending, constructing, and critiquing persuasion

Teaching and learning, and their evaluation, made visible: Using theories of rhetoric to assess higher education	Tense and aspect in learners of Italian

The rhetoric of identity: Scholarly journals and activism as sites of change, 1939--2004	The writing oracle: Towards a rubric in urban planning and architecture

Whiteness, white privilege, and three first-year composition guides to writing	Women on-lookers: Transnational feminist documentaries and the new women's diaspora

Writing and learning from context: Perceptions of composition in first-year learning communities