Bio

Jason Crider joined the English Department in 2021 after completing his PhD at the University of Florida. His work focuses on the rhetorics of mixed-reality, mobile, and prosthetic media. His research interests include digital rhetoric, disability studies, ecocriticism and ecocomposition, technical and professional writing, posthumanism, and media literacy.

Research Interests

• Composition, Rhetoric, and Discourse Studies
• Digital Humanities
• Theory

Other Publications

• “Digital Daimons: Algorithmic Rhetorics of Augmented Reality,” with Jacob Greene and
  Sean Morey. Computers and Composition, vol. 57, September 2020.
• “I See the Body Electrate.” Mediating Nature: The Role of Technology in Ecological
  Literacy, Edited by Sidney I. Dobrin and Sean Morey. Routledge, November 2019.
• “Hyperanimals: Inverting Nature through Pokémon Go,” with Sean Morey. ISLE:
  Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, isz121, December 2019.
• “Augmented Vision(s): Visual Rhetoric in the Augmented Reality Apparatus.”
  Technoculture, vol. 8, June 2019.
• “Disney Death Tour: Monumentality, Augmented Reality, and Digital Rhetoric,” with
  Kenny Anderson. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy,” vol. 23,
  no. 2, (Topoi) January 2019.
• https://kairos.technorhetoric.net/23.2/topoi/crider-anderson/index.html