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"""An essential contribution that makes a substantial impact on how research in rhetoric and composition is done going forward."" --Sarah Klotz, College of the Holy Cross ""While her work is specific to Cherokee archives and communities, Legg's larger argument is an invaluable contribution to the field of rhetoric and writing studies, especially in historical, cultural, and archival work."" --Lisa Michelle King, University of Tennessee, Knoxville"

“While her work is specific to Cherokee archives and communities, Legg’s larger argument is an invaluable contribution to the field of rhetoric and writing studies, especially in historical, cultural, and archival work.” —Lisa King, University of Tennessee, Knoxville “An essential contribution that makes a substantial impact on how research in rhetoric and composition is done going forward.” —Sarah Klotz, College of the Holy Cross  

"""While her work is specific to Cherokee archives and communities, Legg's larger argument is an invaluable contribution to the field of rhetoric and writing studies, especially in historical, cultural, and archival work.""—Lisa King, University of Tennessee, Knoxville""An essential contribution that makes a substantial impact on how research in rhetoric and composition is done going forward.""—Sarah Klotz, College of the Holy Cross  "

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Emily Legg is a Cherokee Nation citizen and associate professor of composition and rhetoric at Miami University in Ohio. Her research centers Indigenous methodologies of storytelling as a decolonial and materialist research practice in writing and rhetoric, methodologies which she brings to her historiographic recovery work.  

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