Dr. Escanuela researches rhetorics of the laboring body, Chicanx cultural forms, public rhetoric, and digital culture. He is particularly interested in how the racialized laboring body accrues and relays meaning in public life. Currently, he is developing a framework for understanding the relationship between terrorized bodies and national identity. He is also committed to broadening pathways to higher education for Latine and first-generation students in the Front Range.
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Affect Studies Embodied Rhetoric Labor Rhetoric Public Communication Chicanx Cultural Forms Creative Nonfiction
