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Columns D through W, highlighted blue, are ISU Writing Program specific terms and conceptsColumns X through UT, highlighted yellow, are different subjects/topics
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Issue
TitleAuthorAntecedent KnowledgeAssessing WritingCultural-historical activity theory (CHAT)Cultural, Ethical Writing TopicsDiscourse CommunitiesDoing ResearchExpansive LiteraciesGenre ResearchGraphic ShortsMultimodal, Multimedia WritingProfessional LiteraciesGenre RemediationSpreading the RootsTrajectories of Texts, GenresTranslingual WritingUptake Writing IdentitiesWriting Knowledge TransferWriting Practices (spaces, materials, tools)Activity SystemsActivismAdvertisingBusiness & Professional WritingClothingComics, MangaFailureFoodFilm, TheatreGrammar, LinguisticsLiteracy NarrativeLiterary, CreativeMath, ScienceMusicPop CultureRisk, SafetySocial MediaSportsTechnologiesTrue CrimeVisual ArtsWriting in SchoolActivism, Social Justice, PoliticsHealth, Medicine
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Total number of articles --->5024952223307143238151837272246153911111284251211820386203223516251252357
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16.1Recreating a Taste of India: Authentic Food, Research, and Literate ActivitySaima Afreen1111111
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16.1Preparing for Law School AdmissionsGrace Betts111
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16.1The Write Kind of Space: Notes and Reminders at HomeJanine Blue1111
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16.1Tracing My Multimodal WritingTianran Chen11111111
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16.1Does This Make Sense? Questions as Uptake SprinklersAmaka Chime11
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16.1Through the Looking Glass: Applying Makeup to Genre and TransferEmily Clemson111111
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16.1Revision Decisions: The Power of Makeup and the Review ProcessEdcel Javier Cintron-Gonzalez and Dr. Emily Clemson111111111
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16.1The Evolution of Who I Am: The Communicative Power of Taylor SwiftAmanda Egge111
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16.1Genre Conventions Soup, Full of Remediation Resources Rachel Gramer1111
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16.1The "Map"gic KingdomPenelope Kipp11111
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16.1Every Dish Made with LoveBrody Moormeier111
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16.1Debunking the Academic Language MythMaddie Silk 11
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16.1Food Fills My SoulIndia Smith 11
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16.1Row by Row: Unraveling the Genre Conventions of Knitting Patterns Kaitlyn Tibbetts11
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16.1She Kills You in the End: The Final Girl as Genre and Killer-killing as Literate ActivityAbby Uphoff11
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16.1The Shoemaker's Elf: Claiming a Literate Acitivty Researcher IdentityJoyce Walker11
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15.2Being a Chicana with a Translanguaging PowerJazmine Cruz11111
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15.2Heads-Up: Hair Braiding as a Literate ActivityAmaka Chime11111
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15.2Sincerely, The Things I Could Never Say Out Loud: Poetry as a Personal Activity SystemKate Carlock1111
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15.2My Musical Digital Literacy Transformation from China to the USTianran Chen111
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15.2A Dump for My ThoughtsJacob Taylor1111
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15.2It's a Bird...It's a Plane...It's a Genre!Ethan Sakata111
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15.2Marathon Training as a Literate ActivityKristy Hume111
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15.2The Literate Activity of Being an Adult Really Piles UpRachel Gramer111
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15.2Skateboarding as a Literate Activity I LearnedDaniel McFarland111
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15.2A Picture of Organized ChaosKate Fortner111
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15.2Is It More Than Morbid Fascination? The Empowering Effect of True Crime Podcasts Shawna Shepherd11111
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15.2Why Are You Obsessed? A Conversation about Ethics and Community in a GWRJ Article Shawna Sheperd and Edcel Javier Cintron-Gonzalez 111111
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15.2Something Old, Something New: Chinese Restaurants in the US as a Genre Jia Zuo1111111
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15.2Who Wants You? Genre Research into Propaganda PostersBrolan Springman11
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15.1CHAT and Literate Activity: Research and Writing Tools for the Complexities You Didn't Call ForJoyce Walker and Rachel Gramer11111
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15.1Bachelor Nation: Deep Dive Into a Discourse CommunityElla Kruse1111
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15.1GWRJ Short: The Interview Begins When the Research DoesJessica Kreul1111
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15.1Rhythms and Resonances of NotebookingSteve Lamos1111
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15.1Manic Panic: When You're Not a "Natural" RainbowheadAlicia Shupe11111
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15.1Keeping it Personal: A Conversation on the Importance of Self in a GWRJ ArticleAlicia Shupe and Janine Blue1111
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15.1Let it Be: The Beatles in Sticker Form, a Genre AnalysisFelicity Schryer1111
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15.1A Reader's Worst Fear: A Genre Analysis of Those Pesky Book StickersLaurel Staniszewski1111
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15.1Picturing Literate Activity: Tab, You're ItJanine Blue111
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15.1Time to BeRealCaitlin Migon1111
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15.1What's in a Name? A Whole Lot of Literate ActivityChloe Migon1111
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15.1Picturing Literate Activity: Communicating With Your Future Self Through PlannersGrace Betts111
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15.1Chomping at the Bit: How Equestrian Athletes Use Literate ActivityElla Bickerman111111
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15.1Picturing Literate Activity: The Magic of a TableDidar Hossain111
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14.2Making Sense of All the Writing: My Embodied Literate ActivityJanine Blue111111
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14.2Genres, Multimodal Composition, and Access: Stories of Personal and Embodied ExperienceEmad Hakim and Ahmed Hamdy11111
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14.2Picturing Literate Activity: A Tale of Two Writing SpacesJennifer Coe11
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14.2Identifying the Symbiotic Potential Between Writing and ADHDAli Bazzi1111
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14.2The Transition of Writing Researcher Identities: From a Self-Conscious Second Language Writer to a More Confident Graduate Student Writer and ResearcherAbantika Dhar1111111
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14.2Who's Teaching Whom? Learning and Teaching in the Leadership GymLauren Kendrick1111
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14.2The Heart of a CNAHannah Davis11111
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14.2The Danger of Filter Bubbles and Digital Isolation: Exploring Ethical Research Practices [reprint]Alyssa Herman11111
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14.2People and Places: Research Doesn't Happen in a BubbleAlyssa Herman and Edcel Javier Cintron-Gonzalez11111
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14.2Picturing Literate Activity: Lights, Words, Writing after DarkRachel Gramer11
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14.2GWRJ Short: This Blanket Is a TextPiper Coe111
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14.2BTS Albums through the YearsAmelia Heinze 11111
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14.2GWRJ Short: The Multimodality of Texting Jessica Kreul1111
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14.2Documenting Literate Activity: A Stop-Motion Journal TourSofia Link11111
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14.1Book It to Your Local Library: Public Libraries as Activity SystemsIzzy Foltz11111
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14.1Plant Parenting as a Literate ActivityCynthia Nwakudu11111
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14.1Birding as an Activity SystemPiper Coe11
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14.1Understanding Magic: The Gathering Commander Through Genre and CommunityManuel Reza111111
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14.1“Am I Ever Gonna Use This?”: How P-CHAT Can Be a Useful Tool in AdvertisingIsabel Crabtree11111111
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14.1Indigenous Activism and Language ReclamationDarcy Allred and Natalie Jipson1111111
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14.1Miles Apart: How Moving to the US Transformed Communication with My Best FriendElena Petrova111111
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14.1CHATting about Conflict CoverageLily Linden1111
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14.1The Gen Z Book Review: BookTok and Its Evolution as a GenreKayleen Haile11111
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14.1Here’s a Tip: Receipts Are GenresOla Al-Refae111111
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14.1Practice Made Perfect: The Key to Turning Music into a Literate ActivitySam Kelly111
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14.1“You Want Me to Do What?”: The Trials and Errors of CodingJessica Kreul111
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14.1My Football Life in Four Quarters: Rediscovering a Lost Literary IdentityEvan Craig11111
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14.1A Conversation with a Grassroots Author Presents:
Tolkien, Genre, and Uptake: The Process of Handwritten Letters
Edcel Javier Cintron-Gonzalez and Ellen Sundermeier1111
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13.2A Great British Baking Adventure: Antecedent Knowledge, My Dog, and a Dry(ish) Cherry CakeAshton Myerscough111
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13.2Instacart-ing is Quite an Intense Literate Activity, Here's WhyChamelia Moore111
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13.2What Diabetes Really Is: The Representation of Type One Diabetes Nenagh Gedge11
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13.2The Remediation of True Crime and Its Role in Romanticizing KillersKaylee DeBoe11111111
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13.2Flossed in America: How Discourse Communities Participate in Literate ActivityBethany Ebert111
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13.2"Tonight, My Unconventional Conventionists, You Are to Witness a Breakthrough:" How Shadow Casts of The Rocky Horror Picture Show Remind Us to Break Genre ConventionsCassandra Karn111111
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13.2Left-Handed LiteraciesJanine Blue111
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13.2Would You Drink This? The Literacies of Evaluating RiskJoyce Walker11111
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13.2Would You Drink This? An Exercise in Risk AssessmentJoyce Walker111111
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13.2Mundane Creativity: Analyzing the Colors and Footnotes of a K-pop Song ListDanielle Eldredge111
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13.2Dealing With Divergence: A Grassroots Co-interview on Antecedent Knowledge, Transfer, and UptakeMadi Kartcheske and Jenn Tullos111
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13.2Manic Panic: When You're Not a "Natural" RainbowheadAlicia Shupe111
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13.2Shades of HennaRidita Mizan11111
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13.1The Genre of Sport Anthems: A Critical Analysis of How Chelsea Anthem Text Conveys Loyalty and FanaticismGideon Kwawukumey1111
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13.1The Twilight Renaissance and Nostalgia: The Power of Community (and TikTok)Nichol Brown11111
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13.1A Dive into the True Crime CommunityIsabel Crabtree1111
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13.1a grassroots article that is a spiralulysses c. bougie111
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13.1"I Should Quit, Right?" And Other Things I've Said While (Trying) to Learn to Play ChessCharley Koenig1111
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13.1Why Do Professional Dancers Need to Write?Tava Matesi1111
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13.1House Hunting as an Activity SystemA B M Shafiqul Islam1111
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13.1A Guide to Writing as a NurseAlex Helderman1111
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13.1Food and Family: Cookbooks as Genre and ActivityBrianna Zangara1111
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13.1The Journey of Becoming a CPANicholas Gajda111
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13.1A Conversation about A Conversation with a Grassroots Author: A Look at the Podcast Series Created for the Writing Program CommunityEdcel J. Cintron-Gonzalez, Charley Koenig, and Samantha Moe111?1
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13.1Dungeons and Dragons and Literate Activity: Locating Writing (Research) IdentityMadi Kartcheske1111