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Lunsford, Andrea, ed. -- Rhetorica Reclaimed,
Rhetorica Reclaimed, Andrea Lunsford, editor (1995) Aimed to disrupt the “seamless narrative” of the rhetorical tradition and create space for other rhetorics, Rhetorica Reclaimed offers a series of… more →
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Lunsford, Andrea, ed. -- Rhetorica Reclaimed,
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legries wrote 10 months ago: Rhetorica Reclaimed, Andrea Lunsford, editor (1995) Aimed to disrupt the “seamless narrative” of t … more →
Glenn, Cheryl -- Rhetoric Retold: Regendering the Tradition from Antiquity through the Renaissance
legries wrote 10 months ago: In this important text, Cherly Glenn studies the ways in which women from antiquity through the Rena … more →
Campbell, Karlyn Kohrs -- Man Cannot Speak for Her
legries wrote 10 months ago: Man Cannot Speak for Her Karlyn Kohrs Campbell In this seminal text in feminist historiography, C … more →
DeCerteau’s “The Historiographical Operation”
legries wrote 10 months ago: DeCerteau’s “The Historiographical Operation” came out of French school in 1920s. What historians … more →
AFRICAN AMERICAN RHETORIC(S) Edited by Elaine Richardson and Ronald Jackson
legries wrote 10 months ago: African American Rhetorics—study of culturally and discursively developed knowledge-forms, communica … more →
American Indian Rhetorics of Survivance: Word Medicine, Word Magic Edited by Ernest Stromberg
legries wrote 10 months ago: In his introduction to this collection, Stromberg offers rich insight into American Indian rhetorics … more →
cintron, Ralph -- Angel's Town
legries wrote 10 months ago: Ethnographers situate their studies differently. History is contextualized and politicized. Fi … more →
Yagleski, Robert “A Rhetoric of Contact: Tecumseh and the Native American Confederacy”
legries wrote 10 months ago: In this essay (1995), Yagleski draws on the work of Mary Louise Pratt to define rhetoric as a “sit … more →
Lu, Xing. “Studies and Development of Comparative Rhetoric in the U.S. A.: Chinese and Western Rhetoric in Focus”
legries wrote 10 months ago: In this article, Xing Lu describes the evolution of comparative rhetoric in rhetorical studies betwe … more →
Walter Mignolo—Local Histories/Global Designs: Coloniality, Subaltern Knowledges, and Border Thinking
legries wrote 10 months ago: In Local Histories/Global Designs: Coloniality, Subaltern Knowledges, and Border Thinking, Migno … more →
Wallerstein, Immanuel European Universalism: The Rhetoric of Power
legries wrote 10 months ago: In this tiny but powerful collection of essays adapted from various conference presentations, Wall … more →
Villanueva, Victor “Memoria is a Friend of Ours: On the Discourse of Color”
legries wrote 10 months ago: In this essay, Villanueva interwines poetry, narrative, and memory to disrupt traditional academic c … more →
Stromberg, Ernest -- Introduction to “Rhetoric and American Indians”
legries wrote 10 months ago: Introduction to “Rhetoric and American Indians” Ernest Stromberg Ernest Stromberg begins his int … more →
Royster, Jacqueline Jones Traces of A Stream
legries wrote 10 months ago: Methodologies: “uses trends and practices in rhetorical criticism, discourse analysis, ethnograph … more →
“Rhetorics of Survivance: How American Indians Use Writing” Malea Powell
legries wrote 10 months ago: Malea Powell begins this article by articulating the transformative potential of stories to constr … more →
“Rhetorical Sovereignty” Scott Lyons
legries wrote 10 months ago: Lyons begins his powerful essay “Rhetorical Sovereignty” with the profound claim that … more →
Rhetoric Before and Beyond the Greeks Eds. Carol S. Lipson and Roberta A. Binkley
legries wrote 10 months ago: With the call in Octolog II to look for rhetoric in cultural locations unpreviously examined, Rhetor … more →
Bacon, Jacqueline
legries wrote 10 months ago: “Reinventing the Master’s Tools: Nineteenth-Century African-American Literary Societies of Philadel … more →
Powell, Malea
legries wrote 10 months ago: Powell, Malea. “Extending the Hand of Empire: American Indians and the Reform Movement, a Beginnin … more →
