Résumé/Détails

Video composition: Tracing multimodal assemblages

Warzecka, Zachary Aaron.   The University of Texas at El Paso ProQuest Dissertations Publishing,  2016. 10118162.

Résumé (récapitulatif)

Video Composition: Tracing Multimodal Assemblages questions and complicates current approaches to integrating digital videography, and new media at large, within academic environments. Given the field of Rhetoric and Writing Studies’ persistent desire, if not struggle, to take on alternative modes of composing, the project provides an exploration of the distinct affordances, composing practices and rhetorical principles of digital videography. In particular, the dissertation traces how videographic composing processes are taught, taken up, and even paved over within two distinct first year-writing classrooms.

In conducting grounded case studies of multimodal classrooms, the dissertation draws disciplinary and pedagogical commonplaces into conversation with actual sites of production to create productive questions, insights, and provocations. One such commonplace that the project challenges is the argument that “theories of rhetoric and process can travel across modalities” (Palmeri 153), whereby teaching alternative modes of writing does not necessarily “require new pedagogical approaches” (Shipka, Toward 107). Contrary to this commonplace, the empirical work of the dissertation shows that teaching generalizable rhetorical theories can often pave over the particulars of performing with new modes of composing—limiting student contact with different modes of composition. Recognizing this limitation, the project works to reveal the more distinctive processes, principles and practices of videographic composing, such as non-linear editing, that do not readily fall within larger rhetorical principles. Based upon the empirical work of the dissertation, the project argues that scholars, pedagogues and students can take on more persuasive relationships with composing technologies by acknowledging constitutive technological influences and shifting to accommodate the particularized processes and principles of disparate media.

Indexation (données)


Sujet
Rhetoric;
Multimedia communications
Classification
0558: Multimedia Communications
0681: Rhetoric
Identificateur / mot-clé
Language, literature and linguistics; Communication and the arts; Digital videography; New media
Titre
Video composition: Tracing multimodal assemblages
Auteur
Warzecka, Zachary Aaron
Nombre de pages
193
Date du diplôme
2016
Code de l'école
0459
Source
DAI-A 77/11(E), Dissertation Abstracts International
Lieu de publication
Ann Arbor
Pays de publication
United States
ISBN
978-1-339-79530-0
Directeur de thèse
Brunk-Chavez, Beth
Membre de comité
Mangelsdorf, Kate; Ullman, Char
Université/institution
The University of Texas at El Paso
Service
English Rhetoric & Composition
Emplacement de l'université
United States -- Texas
Diplôme
Ph.D.
Type de source
Thèse ou mémoire
Langue
Anglais
Type de document
Dissertation/Thesis
Numéro de la thèse/du mémoire
10118162
ID de document ProQuest
1803588893
Copyright
Database copyright ProQuest LLC; ProQuest does not claim copyright in the individual underlying works.
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/unauthdocview/1803588893