Rhetoric and Composition as Intellectual Work

Abstract

Jasper Neel, Reclaiming Our Theoretical Heritage C. Jan Swearingen, and as a Coherent Intellectual Discipline Gary A. Olson, The Death of as an Intellectual Discipline Charles Bazerman, The Case for as a Major Discipline Susan Miller, Writing as a Mode of Inquiry Susan Wells, Claiming the Archive for and Composition Susan C. Jarratt, New Dispositions for Historical in Rhetoric Gary A. Olson, Ideological Critique in and Composition Tom Fox, Working Against the State Lynn Worsham, Coming to Terms Keith Gilyard, Holdin' It Down Steven Mailloux, From Segregated Schools to Dimpled Chads Thomas Kent, Paralogic Rhetoric Barbara Couture, Writing and Truth Victor J. Vitanza, Seeing in Third Sophistic Ways Sharon Crowley, Body in and Composition John Trimbur, Delivering the Message Cynthia L. Selfe and Richard J. Selfe, The Intelligent Work of Computers and Studies William A. Covino, The Eternal Return of Magic-Rhetoric

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