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Contents

Illustrations

Acknowledgments

Introduction

1 Profiling Process and Post-Process

Post-Process

Entrance of Post-Process Theory into the Discourse of Rhetoric and Composition

Post-Process Moniker and the Discourse of Rhetoric and Composition

Post-Process Scholarship and the Social/Cultural Turn

Critiques of Process within Strand Two Post-Process

Calls for Reform within Strand Two Post-Process

Repercussions for a Post-Process Profession within Strand Two Post-Process

Post-Process Scholarship that Positions Itself Beyond That of the Social/Cultural Turn

A Few Rejoinders to Thomas Kent’s Edited Post-Process Collection

Process: A Rebuttal

Process Profile

Process, Post-Process: A Point of Stasis

Writing Process/Post-Process Unbound: Networked Process

2 Exploring Networked Process in James Berlin’s Cognitive Maps

Berlin’s Cognitive Maps

“Current-Traditional Rhetoric: Paradigm and Practice”

“Contemporary Composition: The Major Pedagogical Theories”

Writing Instruction in Nineteenth-Century American Colleges

Rhetoric and Reality: Writing Instruction in American Colleges, 1900–1985

“Rhetoric and Ideology in the Writing Class”

The Platform That Berlin Built

3 Networked Subjectivity

Subjectivity: Entering the Network

Articulating Networked Process: Mapping Networked Subjectivity

Space/Time/History

Language/Discourse

Self

Alterity/Other/Horizon

Addressivity/Answerability

Networked Process: Networked Subjectivity and Writing Process(es)

4 Situating Networked Subjectivity

Discursive Relations

Multiple Epistemologies/Multiple Subjectivities

Multiple Literacies/Classroom

5 Textbooks, Writing Program Reforms, Institutionality, and the Public

Audience, Self, and Alterity

Understanding

Language/Discourse

Context and Horizon

Purpose: Addressivity and Answerability

Introduction to “Basic Work and Material Acts: The Ironies, Discrepancies, and Disjunctures of Basic Writing and Mainstreaming”

6 Networked Process and the Long Revolution

Institutional Place(ment)

The Writing Major

Re-visioning Rhetoric and Composition

Disciplinarity

Notes

Works Cited

Index

About the Author

Networked Process

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