This collection analyzes the rhetoric used by American Catholic Women of various periods, races, ethnicities, sexualities, and classes. Taken together, the essays reveal a shared ethos of resisting a powerful institution's efforts to silence the women.
This collection analyzes the rhetoric used by American Catholic Women of various periods, races, ethnicities, sexualities, and classes. Taken together, the essays reveal a shared ethos of resisting a powerful institution's efforts to silence the women.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elizabethada A. Wright is professor at University of Minnesota Duluth and member of the faculty at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities' Literacy and Rhetorical Studies Program. Christina R. Pinkston is assistant professor of English at Norfolk State University.
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Table of Contents Introduction: Ethos, the Patriarchy, and Feminist Resistance Elizabethada A. Wright Part I: Ethos within Women's Religious Orders Chapter One: 'If we are always your cherished daughters': Ethos, Parrhesia, and Two Nineteenth-Century European-American Catholic Sisters Elizabethada A. Wright Chapter Two: Remembering Mother McAuley: Epideictic Rhetoric, Ethos, and Memory Amy Ferdinandt Stolley Chapter Three: The Habits and Dwelling Places of Sisters of Color: The New Orleans' Soeurs de Sainte-Famille's Reconstruction of Ethos Elizabethada A. Wright and Christiana Ares-Christian Chapter Four: Corporeal, Confrontational Resistance: The Embodied Rhetoric of the Sisters of Loretto Shana Scudder Part II: Intersections of Lay and Clergy Chapter Five: Who Owns This Church? Feminist Methods of Protest and Lay Catholic Activism Laura J. Panning Davies Chapter Six: Clergy Sex Abuse Scandals and the (Re)Making of Good Catholic Mothers Allison Niebauer and Elisa Vogel Chapter Seven: Ethos as Presence in Lay Catholic Women's Rhetorics of Accountability Jamie White-Farnham Part III: Catholic Lay Women's Ethos Chapter Eight: A Leader and a Lady: Catholic Women's Use of Business Writing to Create an Ethos of Professionalism and Catholic Lay Womanhood Jennifer Crosby Burgess Chapter Nine: Mary Daly's Radical Ethos as Epistemic Voyage Julianna Edmonds Chapter Ten: Metanoic Faith: Living Rhetorically in Dorothy Day's The Long Loneliness Jimmy Hamill Chapter Eleven: Word and Deed: Dolores Huerta, Chicana Feminism and a Zurdo Ethos of Faith in Action L. Heidenreich Part IV: Women Religious Negotiations of Ethos Chapter Twelve: Sister Miriam Joseph's Rhetorical Advocacy: The Trivium and Renaissance Rhetoric at St. Mary's College, 1931-1960 Joseph Burzynski Chapter Thirteen: Holiness is Not for Wimps: The Rhetoric of Mother Angelica Jennifer L. Bay Chapter Fourteen: A Time to be Queer: Challenging the Rhetoric of Acceptance through the Works of Sister Joan Chittister Beth Buyserie Chapter Fifteen: Standing in the Eye of the Storm: The Eternal Habits of US Women Religious Jamie Downing
Table of Contents Introduction: Ethos, the Patriarchy, and Feminist Resistance Elizabethada A. Wright Part I: Ethos within Women's Religious Orders Chapter One: 'If we are always your cherished daughters': Ethos, Parrhesia, and Two Nineteenth-Century European-American Catholic Sisters Elizabethada A. Wright Chapter Two: Remembering Mother McAuley: Epideictic Rhetoric, Ethos, and Memory Amy Ferdinandt Stolley Chapter Three: The Habits and Dwelling Places of Sisters of Color: The New Orleans' Soeurs de Sainte-Famille's Reconstruction of Ethos Elizabethada A. Wright and Christiana Ares-Christian Chapter Four: Corporeal, Confrontational Resistance: The Embodied Rhetoric of the Sisters of Loretto Shana Scudder Part II: Intersections of Lay and Clergy Chapter Five: Who Owns This Church? Feminist Methods of Protest and Lay Catholic Activism Laura J. Panning Davies Chapter Six: Clergy Sex Abuse Scandals and the (Re)Making of Good Catholic Mothers Allison Niebauer and Elisa Vogel Chapter Seven: Ethos as Presence in Lay Catholic Women's Rhetorics of Accountability Jamie White-Farnham Part III: Catholic Lay Women's Ethos Chapter Eight: A Leader and a Lady: Catholic Women's Use of Business Writing to Create an Ethos of Professionalism and Catholic Lay Womanhood Jennifer Crosby Burgess Chapter Nine: Mary Daly's Radical Ethos as Epistemic Voyage Julianna Edmonds Chapter Ten: Metanoic Faith: Living Rhetorically in Dorothy Day's The Long Loneliness Jimmy Hamill Chapter Eleven: Word and Deed: Dolores Huerta, Chicana Feminism and a Zurdo Ethos of Faith in Action L. Heidenreich Part IV: Women Religious Negotiations of Ethos Chapter Twelve: Sister Miriam Joseph's Rhetorical Advocacy: The Trivium and Renaissance Rhetoric at St. Mary's College, 1931-1960 Joseph Burzynski Chapter Thirteen: Holiness is Not for Wimps: The Rhetoric of Mother Angelica Jennifer L. Bay Chapter Fourteen: A Time to be Queer: Challenging the Rhetoric of Acceptance through the Works of Sister Joan Chittister Beth Buyserie Chapter Fifteen: Standing in the Eye of the Storm: The Eternal Habits of US Women Religious Jamie Downing
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