The two students' distinct AI literacy approaches may be shaped by differing rhetorical objectives, genres, and audiences of their writing tasks¶
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q2 i? The authors propose that differing rhetorical objectives, genres, and audiences partly account for Zhimo's instrumental versus Asuka's relational approaches to AI. → Zhaozhe Wang 2025
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Zhaozhe Wang 2025¶
Zhaozhe Wang, Chaoran Wang. (2025). A posthumanist approach to AI literacy. Computers and Composition 76 (2025) 102933. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compcom.2025.102933
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Authors' interpretive discussion of the two cases: Zhimo voluntarily sought AI for linguistic accuracy in an argumentative essay for a scientific discourse community, while Asuka was guided to experiment with AI in a creative poetry remediation requiring cultural meaning negotiation.
"First, Zhimo’s and Asuka’s distinct approaches may be shaped by the differing rhetorical objectives, genres, and audiences associated with their specific writing tasks."
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- Digital Literacy — outcome: instruction changes it
Related Claims¶
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- A case study of two multilingual undergraduates reveals a productive tension between students' experiments with posthumanist AI literacy and their entrenched humanistic assumptions — related
- Despite a student's claims of purely human authorial agency, posthumanist analysis of his AI-mediated revision shows meaning co-produced through human-AI entanglement — related
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The two students' distinct AI literacy approaches may be shaped by differing rhetorical objectives, genres, and audiences of their writing tasks |
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The two students' distinct AI literacy approaches may be shaped by differing rhetorical objectives, genres, and audiences of their writing tasks |
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