Sam Senda-Cook (Department of Communication Studies) recently published article, ‘Contrived Making Do As Rhetorical Practice in Outdoor Recreation’ in the online publication Frontiers. Below is an abstract of her article:
“Descriptors such as “hideous,” “the worst,” “terrible,” and “thrashed” are not the words that most people want to associated with their “usual.” For many outdoor recreators, though, these are things that they learn to live with. But why? Why do they continue to engage in practices that produce these results?”
