Contrastive Rhetoric Revisited and Redefined

Abstract

Contents: R.B. Kaplan, Foreword. C.G. Panetta, Preface. Part I:Contrastive Rhetoric Revisited. C.G. Panetta, Understanding Cultural Differences in the Rhetoric and Composition Classroom: Contrastive Rhetoric as Answers to ESL Dilemmas. A. Bliss, Rhetorical Structures for Multilingual and Multicultural Students. J. Corbett, Contrastive Rhetoric and Resistance to Writing. K.R. Woolever, Doing Global Business in the Information Age: Rhetorical Contrasts in the Business and Technical Professions. D. Scoggins, Contrastive Rhetoric Theory in an Electronic Medium: Teaching ESL Writers to Become Bricoleurs in a Computer-Assisted Classroom. Part II: U. Connor, Contrastive Rhetoric Redefined. L.R. Micciche, Contrastive Rhetoric and the Possibility of Feminism. J.R. Comfort, African-American Women's Rhetorics and the Culture of Eurocentric Scholarly Discourse. M. McBeth, The Queen's English: A Queery Into Contrastive Rhetoric. F. Reynolds, Afterword.

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