Demonstrating and showcasing theory into action, this book provides fresh perspectives on the study of rhetoric and rhetoric's ability to affect change in today's society. This collection of all original pieces challenge and expand the definitions, approaches, and assumptions governing rhetorical scholarship, inviting students to join rhetorical theorists and critics in an ongoing dialogue concerning what it means to study communication in a postmodern world.
Demonstrating and showcasing theory into action, this book provides fresh perspectives on the study of rhetoric and rhetoric's ability to affect change in today's society. This collection of all original pieces challenge and expand the definitions, approaches, and assumptions governing rhetorical scholarship, inviting students to join rhetorical theorists and critics in an ongoing dialogue concerning what it means to study communication in a postmodern world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patricia A. Sullivan (Ph.D., University of Iowa; B.A., Marquette University) specializes in rhetoric, teaching courses in political communication, communication and gender, theories of persuasion, argumentation, and communication and dissenting voices. She is the co-editor of Political Rhetoric, Power, and Renaissance Women and the co-author of From the Margins to the Center: Contemporary Women and Political Communication. Her articles on political communication have appeared in such journals as Quarterly Journal of Speech, Western Journal of Communication, Communication Quarterly, and Women an Politics. In 1997 she received the OSCLG book-of-the-year award. Her current research projects center on analyses of moral decision making patterns in U.S. Supreme Court abortion decisions, studies of the narratives of women who are engaged in grassroots political organizing, and working on a collection of essays on Third Wave Feminism (with Patrice Buzzanell). Steven R. Goldzwig (Ph.D. and M.A., Purdue University; B.A., University of Central Florida) is the co-author of 'In a Perilous Hour' The Public Address of John F. Kennedy. He has published numerous articles on rhetoric and politics in such journals as Quarterly Journal of Speech, Communication Monographs, Western Communication Journal, Communication Studies, and Southern Communication Journal. Goldzwig is currently working on a book focusing on Harry S Truman's 1948 Whistle-Stop campaign. (Ph.D. and M.A., Purdue University; B.A., University of Central Florida) is the co-author of. He has published numerous articles on rhetoric and politics in such journals as, and . Goldzwig is currently working on a book focusing on Harry S Truman's 1948 Whistle-Stop campaign.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreward - Patricia A. Sullivan and Steven R. Goldzwig PART 1: RHETORICS, ETHICS, and VALUES Ch 1. James Baldwin s Topoi - James Darsey Ch 2. Ingenium--Speaking in Community: The Case of the Prince William County Zoning Hearings on Disney s America - Katheryn M. Olson and G. Thomas Goodnight Ch 3. Arguing about the Place of Values and Ethics in Market-Oriented Discourses of Today - George Cheney Ch 4. Cultural Contracts Theory: Toward a Critical-Rhetorical Identity Negotiation Paradigm - Ronald L. Jackson II PART II. RHETORICS, INSTITUTIONS, and CONTEXTS Introduction Ch 5. Remembrances of Things Past: A Postcolonial Critique of the Human Genome Diversity Project - Marouf Hasian and Emily Plec Ch 6. The Life of the Party: The Keynote Address in Contemporary American Politics - John M. Murphy and Thomas R. Burkholder Ch 7. Memory as Social Action: Cultural Projection and Generic Form in Civil Rights Memorials - Victoria J. Gallagher Ch 8. John Wayne, "The Green Berets", and the Containment Doctrine - George N. Dionisopoulos PART III. RHETORICS, CULTURES and IDEOLOGIES Introduction Ch 9. Fighting Words: Labor and the Limits of Symbolic Intervention at Staley, 1993-1996 - Dana Cloud Ch 10. Demonizing Democracy: The Strange Career of Lani Guinier - Kate Canas and Mark McPhail Ch 11. Racial Apologies - Carrie Crenshaw and Dexter Gordon Ch 12. Autobiography, Rhetoric, and Frank McCourt s "Angeläs Ashes" and "Tis: A Memoir" - Patricia A. Sullivan and Steven R. Goldzwig Ch 13. Response: Communities, Identities, and Politics: What Rhetoric is Becoming in the Twenty-First Century - Barry Brummett Notes on Contributors About the Editors Index
Foreward - Patricia A. Sullivan and Steven R. Goldzwig PART 1: RHETORICS, ETHICS, and VALUES Ch 1. James Baldwin s Topoi - James Darsey Ch 2. Ingenium--Speaking in Community: The Case of the Prince William County Zoning Hearings on Disney s America - Katheryn M. Olson and G. Thomas Goodnight Ch 3. Arguing about the Place of Values and Ethics in Market-Oriented Discourses of Today - George Cheney Ch 4. Cultural Contracts Theory: Toward a Critical-Rhetorical Identity Negotiation Paradigm - Ronald L. Jackson II PART II. RHETORICS, INSTITUTIONS, and CONTEXTS Introduction Ch 5. Remembrances of Things Past: A Postcolonial Critique of the Human Genome Diversity Project - Marouf Hasian and Emily Plec Ch 6. The Life of the Party: The Keynote Address in Contemporary American Politics - John M. Murphy and Thomas R. Burkholder Ch 7. Memory as Social Action: Cultural Projection and Generic Form in Civil Rights Memorials - Victoria J. Gallagher Ch 8. John Wayne, "The Green Berets", and the Containment Doctrine - George N. Dionisopoulos PART III. RHETORICS, CULTURES and IDEOLOGIES Introduction Ch 9. Fighting Words: Labor and the Limits of Symbolic Intervention at Staley, 1993-1996 - Dana Cloud Ch 10. Demonizing Democracy: The Strange Career of Lani Guinier - Kate Canas and Mark McPhail Ch 11. Racial Apologies - Carrie Crenshaw and Dexter Gordon Ch 12. Autobiography, Rhetoric, and Frank McCourt s "Angeläs Ashes" and "Tis: A Memoir" - Patricia A. Sullivan and Steven R. Goldzwig Ch 13. Response: Communities, Identities, and Politics: What Rhetoric is Becoming in the Twenty-First Century - Barry Brummett Notes on Contributors About the Editors Index
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