Jeff Pruchnic
Professor in Detroit, Michigan
Associate Professor in the Department of English and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Student Affairs in the Graduate School at Wayne State University. Author of Rhetoric and Ethics in the Cybernetic Age: The Transhuman Condition (Routledge, 2013) and numerous essays on rhetorical and critical theory, digital media, and the cultural impact of contemporary technologies. The following articles by me can be read online for free without special access privileges:
Correlating What We Know: A Mixed Methods Study of Reflection and Writing in First-Year Writing Assessment, (Composition Forum, 2021)
The Effects of Student-Fashioning and Teacher-Pleasing in the Assessment of First-Year Writing Reflective Essays (Journal of Writing Assessment, 2021)
Slouching Toward Sustainability: Mixed Methods in the Direct Assessment of Student Writing (Journal of Writing Assessment, 2018)
Open Source Culture and Aesthetics (with Antonio Ceraso; Criticism 53.3, 2011)
The Future of Forgetting: Rhetoric, Memory, Affect (Rhetoric Society Quarterly 2011)
Ironic Encounters: Ethics, Aesthetics, and the 'Liberal Bias' of Composition Pedagogy (JAC 30.1/2, 2010)
Neurorhetorics: Cybernetics, Psychotropics, and the Materiality of Persuasion (Configurations 16.2, 2008)
Rhetoric, Cybernetics, and the Work of the Body in Burke's Body of Work(Rhetoric Review 25.3, 2006)
How to Surf in the Cybernetic Age (Post Identity 4.1, 2004)