Reinventing rhetoric scholarship fifty years of the Rhetoric Society of America / edited by Roxanne Mountford, Dave Tell, and David Blakesley.

Other author Mountford, Roxanne, 1962-
Other author Tell, Dave, 1976-
Other author Blakesley, David.
Format Electronic
EditionFirst edition.
Publication InfoAnderson, South Carolina : Parlor Press, [2020]
Descriptionvii, 231 pages ; 23 cm
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Contents Fiftieth Anniversary: Looking Back -- RSA at Fifty: (Re)Inventing Stories / Andrea A. Lunsford -- A History of RSA in Ten Minutes / Carolyn R. Miller -- An RSA Fellow Remembers: The Last 25 Years / Jacqueline Jones Royster -- Why We Named Ourselves a Society: Richard E. Young on the Origins of the RSA / Richard E. Young with Richard Leo Enos -- Autobiography of an Accidental Rhetorician / James J. Murphy -- The Founding of the Rhetoric Society of America / Victor J. Vitanza -- Another Hard Look at Ourselves: The Transdisciplinary Influence of Rhetoric of Science Scholarship / Leah Ceccarelli -- Reconsidering the 'Divorce' between Speech and English: Rethinking Disciplinary History through Microhistory / David Stock -- Nervously Loquacious at the Edge of an Abyss / David Blakesley -- Women, Foreigners, and the Pragmatic Origins of Speech Communication / Zornitsa Keremidchieva -- On Not Repeating Mistakes: The Case for a More Inclusive Society for the Study of Catholic Rhetoric / Elizabethada A. Wright -- Reinventing the Field: Looking Forward -- The Other Toulmin Model: Concepts, Topoi, Evolution / Ben Wetherbee -- A Friendly Injustice: Kenneth Burke, René Girard, and the Rhetoric of Religion / Paul Lynch -- Inspiration as Invention: Continuing Reflections on the Relationship between Religion and Rhetoric / Joonna Smitherman Trapp -- Enlivening the Rhetorical Imagination: Rorty, Vico, and the Poetics of Rhetorical Invention / Scott Welsh and Laura Leavitt -- Inventing in Our Own House: Theorizing Democracy from the Standpoint of Rhetoric / Michelle Iten -- The Mt. Oread Manifesto and the Realities of 2018 / Joseph Good -- Some Reflections on the Wideness of the Atlantic / Kristian Bjørkdahl -- Why Do We Study Rhetoric? How Should We Do It? Who Should We Do It for? Greetings from a Rhetorical Cousin Living at the Edge of Europe / Jens E. Kjeldsen -- Rhetorical Interventions -- Do I Look Fat in this Essay? / Abby Knoblauch -- What Happened to Hubert Humphrey? / David Zarefsky -- What Institutional Logics Can Teach Us About Institutional Rhetorics (And Why We Should Care) / Ryan Skinnell -- A Rhetoric of Food Justice Movements: An Exploration in Rhetorical Quilting / Shelley Sizemore and Ron Von Burg -- Veterans Deployed to Standing Rock: The Rhetoric of Serving Country through Peaceful Protest / Heidi Hamilton -- Reinventing Yin-Yang to Teach Rhetoric to Women / Hui Wu -- Rethinking the Oxymoron: Situating Campbell's 'Rhetoric of Women's Liberation' in Waves of Feminist Rhetorical Practices / Rachel Chapman Daugherty -- The Biopolitics of Counter-Attunement: A Marxist-Foucauldian Critical Agency / Catherine Chaput -- The Invention and Reinvention of the Outsider Persona: Jackson, Trump, and Anti-Establishment Ethos / Jacob W. Justice.
Abstract "Reinventing Rhetoric Scholarship: Fifty Years of the Rhetoric Society of America collects essays reflecting on the history of the Rhetoric Society of America and the organization's 18th Biennial Conference theme, "Reinventing Rhetoric: Celebrating the Past, Building the Future," on the occasion of the Society's 50th anniversary"-- Provided by publisher.
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