This volume of select conference papers respresents current thought on the role of rhetoric in various disciplines including topics of race, technology, and religion. It is of interest to scholars in classical & contemporary rhetoric and related fields.
This volume of select conference papers respresents current thought on the role of rhetoric in various disciplines including topics of race, technology, and religion. It is of interest to scholars in classical & contemporary rhetoric and related fields.<
Contents: Preface. Introductions.C.J. Swearingen Rhetoric the Polis and the Global Village: Now and Then. S.W. Logan Inclusive Rhetorics and Lost Voices. K.E. Campbell Race and Rhetoric: An Unlikely Tandem? J.A. Mejía Latina and Latino Rhetorical Issues. J. Lambiase Redefining an 800-Pound Godzilla. C.G. Brooke Cybercommunities and McLuhan: A Retrospect. G. Boswell Seven Ways of Looking at Religion and Rhetoric. C. Glenn Rhetoric Religion and Social Practices. Keynote Address.J.J. Royster Sarah's Story: Making a Place for Historical Ethnography in Rhetorical Studies. Selections From the Charles Kneupper Memorial Lecture.G.A. Kennedy Rhetoric and Culture/Rhetoric and Technology. Part I: Classical Roots.S. Smith Pity and the Polis.B. McComiskey The Global Village Multiculturalism and the Functions of Sophistic Rhetoric. E. Haskins Orality Literacy and Isocrates' Political Aesthetics. M. Imber Pudentilla's Anger: The Indirect Discourse of a Roman Matron. S. McKenna Advertising as Epideictic Rhetoric. Part II: Rhetorics of Culture/Recovering Rhetorical Cultures.L. Agnew Unstifling the Rhetorical Impulse: Style and Invention in Thomas De Quincey's Rhetoric. J. Swiencicki Performing Conversion: Washingtonian (In)Temperance Rhetorics. S. Aley Brave New World: How Alexander Bain's Educational Reforms Addressed Student Needs During the Industrial Age. P.R. Powell Facing the Audience: Reconsidering "Audience" Through the Chinese Concept of "Face." S.R. Lyons The Incorporation of the Indian Body: Peyotism and the Pan-Indian Public 1911-1923. J. Donawerth Hannah More Lydia Sigourney and the Creation of a Women's Tradition of Rhetoric. M.J. Fiesta Reconstructing Home in Early Feminist Rhetorics: The Religious Discourses of Protestantism and Transcendentalism as Sites of Production for Sarah Grimké and Margaret Fuller. Part III: Rhetoric Tech: Defining Rhetorics in Modern Media and Electronic Discourses.S.G. North Are the Barbarians of Technology Knocking at the Gate? Vico and Scientism in Twentieth-Century Culture. S.M. Halloran G. Clark It's a Great Place to Visit but I Wouldn't Want to Live There: Virtual American Landscapes of the Nineteenth Century. K.S. Fleckenstein CyberEthos: Ethos as a Cybernetic System. S. Gill And Now a Word About Our Sponsors: Advertising and Ethos in the Age of the Global Village. E. Cutler Dialectic of Technology: Critical Affinities Between Kenneth Burke and the Frankfurt School. Part IV: Rhetorics of Ethics and Agency.A. Bilansky Rhetoric Democracy and the Deliberative Horizon. D. Sweet When Language Is Just Another Commodity: Enlightenment Theories Erasure of Agency and the End of the Political. D.C. Plotkin Nourishing Equality Converting Difference: Matthew Arnold and the Rhetoric of Popular Education. R. Norgaard The Rhetoric of Civility and the Fate of Argument.
Contents: Preface. Introductions.C.J. Swearingen Rhetoric the Polis and the Global Village: Now and Then. S.W. Logan Inclusive Rhetorics and Lost Voices. K.E. Campbell Race and Rhetoric: An Unlikely Tandem? J.A. Mejía Latina and Latino Rhetorical Issues. J. Lambiase Redefining an 800-Pound Godzilla. C.G. Brooke Cybercommunities and McLuhan: A Retrospect. G. Boswell Seven Ways of Looking at Religion and Rhetoric. C. Glenn Rhetoric Religion and Social Practices. Keynote Address.J.J. Royster Sarah's Story: Making a Place for Historical Ethnography in Rhetorical Studies. Selections From the Charles Kneupper Memorial Lecture.G.A. Kennedy Rhetoric and Culture/Rhetoric and Technology. Part I: Classical Roots.S. Smith Pity and the Polis.B. McComiskey The Global Village Multiculturalism and the Functions of Sophistic Rhetoric. E. Haskins Orality Literacy and Isocrates' Political Aesthetics. M. Imber Pudentilla's Anger: The Indirect Discourse of a Roman Matron. S. McKenna Advertising as Epideictic Rhetoric. Part II: Rhetorics of Culture/Recovering Rhetorical Cultures.L. Agnew Unstifling the Rhetorical Impulse: Style and Invention in Thomas De Quincey's Rhetoric. J. Swiencicki Performing Conversion: Washingtonian (In)Temperance Rhetorics. S. Aley Brave New World: How Alexander Bain's Educational Reforms Addressed Student Needs During the Industrial Age. P.R. Powell Facing the Audience: Reconsidering "Audience" Through the Chinese Concept of "Face." S.R. Lyons The Incorporation of the Indian Body: Peyotism and the Pan-Indian Public 1911-1923. J. Donawerth Hannah More Lydia Sigourney and the Creation of a Women's Tradition of Rhetoric. M.J. Fiesta Reconstructing Home in Early Feminist Rhetorics: The Religious Discourses of Protestantism and Transcendentalism as Sites of Production for Sarah Grimké and Margaret Fuller. Part III: Rhetoric Tech: Defining Rhetorics in Modern Media and Electronic Discourses.S.G. North Are the Barbarians of Technology Knocking at the Gate? Vico and Scientism in Twentieth-Century Culture. S.M. Halloran G. Clark It's a Great Place to Visit but I Wouldn't Want to Live There: Virtual American Landscapes of the Nineteenth Century. K.S. Fleckenstein CyberEthos: Ethos as a Cybernetic System. S. Gill And Now a Word About Our Sponsors: Advertising and Ethos in the Age of the Global Village. E. Cutler Dialectic of Technology: Critical Affinities Between Kenneth Burke and the Frankfurt School. Part IV: Rhetorics of Ethics and Agency.A. Bilansky Rhetoric Democracy and the Deliberative Horizon. D. Sweet When Language Is Just Another Commodity: Enlightenment Theories Erasure of Agency and the End of the Political. D.C. Plotkin Nourishing Equality Converting Difference: Matthew Arnold and the Rhetoric of Popular Education. R. Norgaard The Rhetoric of Civility and the Fate of Argument.
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