JAC: A Journal of Rhetoric, Culture, and Politics

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2001

  1. 'ReInventing the University: Literacies and Legitimacy in the Postmodern Academy' [book review]
  2. 'Authoring a Discipline: Scholarly Journals and the Post-World War II Emergence of Rhetoric and Composition' [book review]

2000

  1. From the editor
  2. Remembered rapture: Dancing with words
  3. Public pedagogy and the responsibility of intellectuals: Youth, Littleton, and the loss of innocence
  4. Identity, postmodernity, and an ethics of activism
  5. On writing well; or, springing the genie from the inkpot: A not-so-modest proposal
  6. Eavesdropping as rhetorical tactic: History, whiteness, and rhetoric
  7. Politics, pedagogy, and the profession of composition: Confronting commodification and the contingencies of power
  8. Walt Disney meets Mary Daly: Invention, imagination, and the construction of community
  9. Rene Girard and the dynamics of imitation, scapegoating, and renunciative identification: A response to Robert Boyd [reader response]
  10. All us people with WEM-CHMAIs working the in-between: A response to Sue Hum [reader response]
  11. Another para(noid)-rhetoric? A response to Diane Davis [reader response]
  12. Reading rhetoric outside and in: Theory, pedagogy, and politics in 'Race, Rhetoric, and Composition' [book review]
  13. 'Motives for Metaphor: Literacy, Curriculum Reform, and the Teaching of English' [book review]
  14. 'Motives for Metaphor: Literacy, Curriculum Reform, and the Teaching of English' [book review]
  15. 'Defending Access: A Critique of Standards in Higher Education' [book review]
  16. '(Re)Visioning Composition Textbooks: Conflicts of Culture, Ideology, and Pedagogy [book review]
  17. 'The Writing Cure: Psychoanalysis, Composition, and the Aims of Education' [book review]
  18. 'Managed Professionals: Unionized Faculty and Restructuring Academic Labor' [book review]
  19. Confessions of an anacoluthon: Avital Ronell on writing, technology, pedagogy, politics [interview]
  20. Agency and the death of the author: A partial defense of modernism
  21. Where the action is: 'Doing' versus 'being' in the academy
  22. Race, rhetoric, and the contest over civic education
  23. Visual auto/biography, hysteria, and the pedagogical performance of the 'real'
  24. Service learning and public discourse
    Abstract

    The author reviews reasons for and outcomes of focusing on academic and public discourse in service-learning composition courses. This approach helps students address gaps between academic and public spheres regarding knowledge, values, and communication practices by writing research papers and then making public arguments to real audiences about that research. Service learning influences the students' orientation to their research, the genres they choose, and the public arguments they make about their research. Pedagogical justification for this approach is rooted in civic rhetoric. [David Stock]. [Rebecca Lorimer & David Stock, Service Learning Initiatives: Implementation and Administration; WPA-CompPile Research Bibliographies, No. 13].

  25. To his nibs, G. Douglas Atkins--just in case you're serious about your not-so-modest proposal [reader response]
  26. Art and anger?upon taking up the pen again: On self(e)-expression [reader response]
  27. Investigating 'whiteness,' eavesdropping on 'race' [reader response]
  28. Kris, I hear you [reader response]
  29. Choice and the contradictions of identity politics: A reply to Pat McGann [reader response]
  30. Working the in-between ever more consciously: A reply to Sue Hum [reader response]
  31. The struggle over composition and the question of might: A response to Gary Olson [reader response]
  32. Struggling over composition [reader response]
  33. 'Academic Keywords: A Devil's Dictionary for Higher Education,' [book review]
  34. 'Words in the Wilderness: Critical Literacy in the Borderlands,' [book review]
  35. 'The Young Composers: Composition's Beginnings in Nineteenth-Century Schools,' [book review]
  36. 'After Rhetoric: The Study of Discourse Beyond Language and Culture,' [book review]
  37. In memoriam: Robert J. Connors, 1951-2000 [memorial essay]
  38. Remembering Dr. Bob [memorial essay]
  39. Remembering Bob Connors [memorial essay]
  40. Remembering Bob [memorial essay]
  41. Canonical Bob [memorial essay]
  42. Masculinity, feminism, and motorcycles: Memorial reflections [memorial essay]
  43. Struggling with manhood: Remembering Bob Connors [memorial essay]
  44. Saying farewell to Bob: A twisted turn of fate [memorial essay]
  45. Cultural studies and the culture of politics: Beyond polemics and cynicism
  46. Who's going to cross the border? Travel metaphors, material conditions, and contested places
  47. Ethos, witness, and holocaust 'testimony': The rhetoric of fragments
  48. Negotiating the differend: A feminist trilogue