Electric rhetoric: classical rhetoric, oralism, and a new literacy

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Explores the changes in writing and discourse brought about by electronic forms of communication. The book integrates three related strands: the redeployment of Sophistic classical rhetoric; late-1990s literacy theories within rhetoric and composition studies, including gender and race issues; and the inherently rhetorical nature of screens in relationship to writing and other communication technologies. Throughout the book the author deals with women's issues.

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