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"""In this timely and important contribution to conversations on environmental rhetoric, Sackey offers methodologies for studying complex sociobiotic ecologies and for reimagining our collective response to multispecies climate precarity."" --Candice Rai, author of Democracy's Lot: Rhetoric, Publics, and the Places of Invention ""Sackey argues for a new paradigm for invasiveness that encourages us to rethink species belonging--our own and that of nonhuman others. Configuring space, identity, and institutions as the social actors that frame invasive species, Sackey thoughtfully expands notions of community to include those we often want to exclude from consideration."" --Jennifer Clary-Lemon, author of Nestwork: New Material Rhetorics for Precarious Species"

""In this timely and important contribution to conversations on environmental rhetoric, Sackey offers methodologies for studying complex sociobiotic ecologies and for reimagining our collective response to multispecies climate precarity."" --Candice Rai, author of Democracy's Lot: Rhetoric, Publics, and the Places of Invention ""Sackey argues for a new paradigm for invasiveness that encourages us to rethink species belonging--our own and that of nonhuman others. Configuring space, identity, and institutions as the social actors that frame invasive species, Sackey thoughtfully expands notions of community to include those we often want to exclude from consideration."" --Jennifer Clary-Lemon, author of Nestwork: New Material Rhetorics for Precarious Species

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Donnie Johnson Sackey is Assistant Professor in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing at the University of Texas at Austin. His work has appeared in Communication Design Quarterly, Rhetoric Review, Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, and Technical Communication Quarterly, among others.

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