Adequate : rewriting the logics of success in rhetoric and composition /
Adequate: Rewriting the Logics of Success in Rhetoric and Composition proposes a fresh approach to teaching rhetoric and composition-a field awash with unrealistic labor expectations and untenable and often unattainable requirements for both the educator and the educated-that takes "success&quo...
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Logan :
Utah State University Press,
[2026].
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Considering the work of adequacy in rhetoric and rhetoric and composition / Timothy Oleksiak and Joshua Barsczewski
- Solidarity as "living": a theory of relationality for community building as women of color in academia / Eunjeong Lee, Sara P. Lopez Amezquita, and Amy Wan
- Imagining a critical, coalitional kindness: moving beyond niceness to envision a discipline of care and cooperative disagreement / Mara Lee Grayson
- Rhetorical theory and the fight for a living wage / Olivia Wood
- An honest job application / Katie Manthey
- A dialogue on un/learning institutional knowledge in bits and doing the work as pre-tenure administrators / Kelin Loe, Ashanka Kumari, and Gavin P. Johnson
- Embodying (in)adequacy: "good enough" as a blow against the meritocratic regime / Christina V. Cedillo, Vyshali Manivannan, Ada Hubrig, and Bernice Olivas
- Temporarily adequate: learning to be enough at the writing center / Lauren Silber, Malaika Fernandes, Tenzin Jamdol, Audrey Auerbach Nelson, Xiran Tan, and Shaouxuan Tian
- A labor of love: a generational conversation about success, living well, and all that / Jen Wingard and Rachelle A. C. Joplin
- Overachieving to leave: reflections on an early career in transition / Sara Doan
- Confrontations in adequacy in pandemic teacher training / Crystal Colombini, Stephanie Kerschbaum, and Sara Webb-Sunderhaus
- Laboring through the life cycle: toward a disciplinary approach to faculty evaluation / Laurie A. Pinkert and Lauren Marshall Bowen
- This is fine: reflecting on (missed) opportunity and adequate moments of departmental collaboration, labor, and care / Brigitte Mussack
- We will never be enough (because academia will always demand more): a letter from a fledgling "crip doula" / Ada Hubrig
- Afterword: Maturing and organizing towards/with/for adequacy / Seth Kahn and Tony Scott.