At the intersection : cultural studies and rhetorical studies

Abstract

Preface. Introduction: Approaching the Intersection: Issues of Identity, Politics, and Critical Practice, Rosteck Reading the Popular and the Political: Converging Trajectories of Textuality, Method, Context. Commemorating in the Theme Park Zone: Reading the Astronauts Memorial, Blair and Michel. Catching the Third Wave: The Dialectic of Rhetoric and Technology, Aune. Reading the Culture Wars: Traveling Rhetoric and the Reception of Curricular Reform, Mailloux. Subject Positions as a Site of Rhetorical Struggle: Representing African Americans, Brummett and Bowers. American Cultural Criticism in the Pragmatic Attitude, E. W, Mechling, J. Mechling The Character of History in Rhetoric and Cultural Studies: Recoding Genetics, Condit The Ambassadors' Body: Rhetoric, Ideology, and the Gaze, Krips. II. Envisioning Alternatives: Beyond the Intersection The Linguisticality of Cultural Studies: Rhetoric, Close Reading, and Contextualization, Nelson. A Cultural Tradition in Rhetorical Studies, Rosteck. Cultural Struggle: A Politics of Meaning in Rhetorical Studies, Sloop and Olson. The Triumph of Social Science: The Silent Language as Master Text in American Cultural Studies, Gronbeck, Antitheory and Its Antithesis: Rhetoric and Ideology, Brantlinger Courting community in Contemporary Culture, Frentz and Rushing.

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