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Opportunities for feminist research in the history of rhetoric

Patricia Bizzell Professor of English and Director of Writing Programs, College of the Holy Cross
Pages 50-58 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Carl Schlachte. (2020) Material Inertia: The Sedimented Spatial Rhetoric of Public School Buildings. Rhetoric Review 39:3, pages 317-329.
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Charlotte Hogg. (2015) Including Conservative Women’s Rhetorics in an “Ethics of Hope and Care”. Rhetoric Review 34:4, pages 391-408.
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MatthewA. Wyszynski. (2014) Civil Oratory in Cervantes's La Numancia . Symposium: A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures 68:1, pages 25-36.
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Lori Ostergaard. (2013) “Silent Work for Suffrage”: The Discreet Rhetoric of Professor June Rose Colby and the Sapphonian Society 1892–1908. Rhetoric Review 32:2, pages 137-155.
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Katrina L. Miller. (2012) What Will They Call You? Rhetorically Listening to Lesbian Maternal Narratives. International Journal of Listening 26:3, pages 134-145.
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Bo Wang. (2012) Rethinking Feminist Rhetoric and Historiography in a Global Context: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 15:1, pages 28-52.
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Sarah Hallenbeck. (2012) Toward a Posthuman Perspective: Feminist Rhetorical Methodologies and Everyday Practices. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 15:1, pages 9-27.
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Susan Romano. (2010) “Grand Convergence” in the Mexican Colonial Mundane: The Matter of Introductories. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 40:1, pages 71-93.
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Jordynn Jack. (2009) Acts of Institution: Embodying Feminist Rhetorical Methodologies in Space and Time. Rhetoric Review 28:3, pages 285-303.
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Kimberly Harrison. (2003) Rhetorical Rehearsals: The Construction of Ethos in Confederate Women's Civil War Diaries. Rhetoric Review 22:3, pages 243-263.
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Jane Donawerth. (2002) Nineteenth-Century United States Conduct Book Rhetoric by Women. Rhetoric Review 21:1, pages 5-21.
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Vicki Tolar Collins. (1996) Walking in light, walking in darkness: The story of women's changing rhetorical space in early Methodism. Rhetoric Review 14:2, pages 336-354.
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Cheryl Glenn. (1995) Remapping rhetorical territory. Rhetoric Review 13:2, pages 287-303.
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Janet Carey Eldred & Peter Mortensen. (1994) Monitoring Columbia's daughters: Writing as gendered conduct. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 23:3-4, pages 46-69.
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ThomasP. Miller. (1993) Teaching the histories of rhetoric as a social praxis. Rhetoric Review 12:1, pages 70-82.
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Devoney Looser. (1993) Composing as an “essentialist”?: New directions for feminist composition theories. Rhetoric Review 12:1, pages 54-69.
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Janet Carey Eldred & Peter Mortensen. (1993) Gender and writing instruction in early America: Lessons from didactic fiction . Rhetoric Review 12:1, pages 25-53.
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Bo Wang. (2012) Rethinking Feminist Rhetoric and Historiography in a Global Context: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 15:1, pages 28-52.
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Sarah Hallenbeck. (2012) Toward a Posthuman Perspective: Feminist Rhetorical Methodologies and Everyday Practices. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 15:1, pages 9-27.
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Jane Donawerth. (1998) Conversation and the Boundaries of Public Discourse in Rhetorical Theory by Renaissance Women. Rhetorica 16:2, pages 181-199.
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MARY M. LAY. (2016) The Value of Gender Studies to Professional Communication Research. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 8:1, pages 58-90.
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