Nathan DeProspo’s research interests include rhetorical theory, composition pedagogy, and philosophy. His dissertation, “After Erasure: Contingency and the Persistency of Subjectivity,” examines the relationship between contemporary posthumanist discourse in rhetoric and composition and the Hegelian dialectic.
"Post Policy," College Composition and Communication (CCC), 2023.
Fall 2024
College Writing: Argument and Inquiry — WRCM 101
Rhetorical Theory and Methods — WRCM 340
Spring 2025
College Writing: Argument and Inquiry — WRCM 101
The Personal and/as The Political: Memoir and Social Commentary — WRCM 215