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Intellectual Bondage: Toward a Politics and Hybridity of Academic Writing

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Intellectual Bondage: Toward a Politics and Hybridity of Academic Writing A Conversation with Tyler Thier Adjunct Assistant Professor, Writing Studies and Rhetoric Hofstra University

Standard English has nefarious roots in imperialism, and Standard Academic English is no exception. These roots persist in scholarship – both professional and in the classroom – despite our increasingly multicultural, international, and interdisciplinary spaces. It is time to challenge this historical convention and explore what happens when collegiate writers loosen the constraints of academy-sanctioned citation, embrace multilingualism, and experiment with nontraditional approaches to presenting scholarship.

About Tyler Thier

Tyler Thier is adjunct assistant professor and writing proficiency coordinator in the Writing Studies and Rhetoric Department at Hofstra University. His work has appeared in Aeon, Senses of Cinema, Times Higher Education, ANQ, and Praxis.

Wednesday, February 19, 2025 1-2:25 p.m. (Common Hour)

Room 203 Roosevelt Hall, South Campus This event is free and open to the public. 14620:1/25

For more information, call 516-463-6585 or email raceculturesocialjustice@hofstra.edu.


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