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"""A stunning contribution. Garc�a shows us that a decolonial perspective--one that resists simple binaries--is, in fact, not an option but a necessity if we are to understand the interconnectedness of literacy, place, and history."" --Mya Poe, Northeastern University ""Theorizing from archival analysis, classroom practice, and personal experience, this book's inquiries and insights will be significant to many scholars in our field, across research interests and methodologies."" --Ra�l S�nchez, University of Florida"

“A stunning contribution. García shows us that a decolonial perspective—one that resists simple binaries—is, in fact, not an option but a necessity if we are to understand the interconnectedness of literacy, place, and history.” —Mya Poe, Northeastern University   “Theorizing from archival analysis, classroom practice, and personal experience, this book’s inquiries and insights will be significant to many scholars in our field, across research interests and methodologies.” —Raúl Sánchez, University of Florida  

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Romeo García is assistant professor of Writing and Rhetoric Studies at the University of Utah. He is coeditor of Rhetorics Elsewhere and Otherwise, Unsettling Archival Research, and Pluriversal Literacies, and his interdisciplinary research appears in College Composition and Communication, Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Across the Disciplines, and Rhetoric, Politics, and Culture.  

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