JAC: A Journal of Rhetoric, Culture, and Politics

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1999

  1. Inviting the mother tongue: Beyond 'mistakes,' 'bad English,' and 'wrong language'
    Abstract

    Explores various ways in which the writing classroom can be transformed into a 'safer' and more 'comfortable' space for all forms of language use, including nonmainstream dialects of English that are commonly perceived as 'wrong' and more prestigious Standard written English productions. [Bruce Horner, Nancy Bou Ayash, Carrie Kilfoil, Samantha NeCamp, Brice Nordquist; Vanessa Kraemer Sohan; Global Englishes and Language Difference; WPA-CompPile Research Bibliographies, No. 17]

  2. On the rhetoric of theory in the discipline of writing: A comment and a proposal
  3. (Teaching) writing: Composition, cultural studies, production
  4. Discipline and pleasure: 'Magic' and sound
  5. Cliches and composition theory
  6. Agonizing [with] Chantal Mouffe
  7. Worrying democracy: Chantal Mouffe and the return of politicized rhetoric
  8. The feminization of rhetoric?
  9. Applied phenomenology and the return of the unalienated self?
  10. Memories of Jim Kinneavy
  11. Jim Kinneavy: Convivial savant
  12. James Kinneavy and the struggle over composition
  13. Tribute to a benevolent patriarch
  14. James L. Kinneavy and the ethical imperative
  15. Remembering Jim Kinneavy
  16. Taming multiculturalism: The will to literacy in composition studies
  17. 'Yes, we eat dog back home': Contrasting disciplinary discourse and praxis on diversity
  18. Reading student resistance: The case of the missing other
  19. Composition, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the postindustrial concern
  20. 'Addicted to love'; or toward an inessential solidarity
  21. From the contact zone to the city: Iris Marion Young and composition theory
  22. A new way of doing business: Articulating the economics of composition
  23. 'The wasteland grows'; or what is 'cultural studies for composition' and why must we always speak good of it?: Pararesponse to Julie Drew ['(Teaching) writing: Composition, cultural studies, production']
  24. On critique, cultural studies, and community: A regular sort of reply to Victor Vitanza
  25. On the discipline and pleasure of perilous acts [response to T. R. Johnson, 'Discipline and pleasure: 'magic' and sound']
  26. On the pleasure of misreading: T. R. Johnson replies to Lynn Worsham

1998

  1. Toward a mestiza rhetoric: Gloria Anzaldua on composition and postcoloniality
  2. Terms of engagement: Postcolonialism, transnationalism, and composition studies
  3. Encountering the other: Postcolonial theory and composition scholarship
  4. Beside ourselves: Rhetoric and representation in postcolonial feminist writing
  5. Rhetoric at the end of history: Postcolonial theory and writing histories of rhetoric
  6. Sentence fragments: Elements of style, postcolonial edition
  7. Writing trauma, history, story: The class(room) as borderland
  8. Tejano arts of the U.S.-Mexico contact zone
  9. Among the composition people: The WPA as English department agent
  10. Cultural composition: Stuart Hall on ethnicity and the discursive turn
  11. Composition journals and the politics of knowledge-making: A conversation with journal editors [interview]
  12. Going postal: Pedagogic violence and the schooling of emotion
  13. Surprised by response: Student, teacher, editor, reviewer
  14. Writing in a post-Berlinian landscape: Cultural composition in the classroom
  15. Peter and the monolith: A psychoanalytic study of a case of writer's block
  16. Between conventions and critical thinking: The concept of 'limit-situations' in critical literacy and pedagogy
  17. It's a question of faith: Discourse of fundamentalism and critical pedagogy in the writing classroom
  18. Changing the paradigmatic terms: A response to David Foster ['Community and cohesion in the writing/reading classroom']
  19. Staging the politics of difference: Homi Bhabha's critical literacy [interview]
  20. Moments with Ed [memorial]
  21. I remember Edward P. J. Corbett
  22. Remembering Edward P. J. Corbett
  23. Memorial of Edward P. J. Corbett
  24. Remembering Edward P. J. Corbett