Review by Allison Hitt You can access a video of this keynote here: http://vimeo.com/97721996 You can access other materials (e.g., slides, bibliography, full-text PDF of the keynote) here: http://siteslab.org/cwcon/2014/session/kn1/disable-all-things Merideth Garcia created a Storify of articles on trigger warning, which has been archived as links and text at the bottom of this post as of March 5th, 2017. May 21: An article comes across my Facebook newsfeed attempting to address the recent string of near-belligerent arguments for/against trigger warnings. I think of the moment when—in a disability-themed comp class I was teaching—a student shared a video clip from Law & Order:…
Author: Elizabeth Kuechenmeister
Allison Hitt
Elizabeth Kuechenmeister is an Assistant Professor of English at Lindenwood University in St. Charles, MO. She teaches courses on writing, research, and grammar, and has a research agenda focused on women's rhetorical practices in cookbooks and other quotidian texts and spaces.