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Vyshali Manivannan

Listed at 8 conferences, 2011–2024, 10 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2011Cultural Production and Rhetoric: Theorizing, Co-opting, and Subverting Online Spaces
““I think writing is a pretty cool guy. eh makes meaning and doesnt afraid of anything”: Grammatical Memes and Linguistic Practice on 4chan’s /b/”
Presenter Montclair State University → Montclair State University
2012Electronic Communication and the Expectations of the Academy: W he re D o We Go from Here'?
“"Meanwhile, in an Entirely Different Thread": Reading 4chan as Cybertext”
Presenter Rutgers University: School of Communication and Information
2014Communicating Across Communities
“Autonomy in the hivemind: 4chan’s archival economy and archaeology of memory”
Presenter Rutgers University School of Communication and Information
2015First-Year Composition
“‘Teaching Tattoos’: A Body(mod)-Focused Approach to the Composition Classroom”
Presenter Rutgers University → Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
2018Post-Truth, Post-Trump: Reflecting on the Future of Web LiteraciesPresenter
2018Navigating Digital Communities
“For High-knowledge Threats: A Placebo-Controlled Rhe torical Trial to Treat Aca-trolls”
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2019Brains, Pains, and Shit
“The Pedagogical Value of Pain in Anatomies of Writing”
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2019(In)visible Labor: Radical Professional Participation in Fraught Digital SpacesPresenter
2022Soliciting and Publishing Multimodal Mess as Digital ActivismPresenter
2024Keynote: perimortem (in [theoretical] rigor): a digital text adventurePresenter

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