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A Reconceptualization of Protest Rhetoric: Women's Quilts as Rhetorical Forms

Mary Rose WilliamsDenison University
Pages 20-44 | Published online: 26 Feb 2015

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Maureen Daly Goggin. (2002) An Essamplaire Essai on the Rhetoricity of Needlework Sampler-Making: A Contribution to Theorizing and Historicizing Rhetorical Praxis. Rhetoric Review 21:4, pages 309-338.
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Sonja K. Foss. (1996) Re-Sourcement as Emancipation: A Case Study of Ritualized Sewing. Women's Studies in Communication 19:1, pages 55-76.
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David Michael Sheridan. (2010) Fabricating Consent: Three-Dimensional Objects as Rhetorical Compositions. Computers and Composition 27:4, pages 249-265.
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Margaret Cavin. (2006) Elise Boulding's Rhetoric: An Invitation to Peace. Peace <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Change 31:3, pages 390-412.
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