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November 2017

  1. Tributes to Jan Swearingen (1948-2017)

May 2017

  1. Rev. of Occupying Our Space: The Mestiza Rhetorics of Mexican Women Journalists and Activists, 1875–1942 by Cristina Devereaux Ramírez
  2. Rev. of Writing Childbirth: Women’s Rhetorical Agency in Labor and Online by Kim Hensley Owens
  3. Rev. of In the Archives of Composition: Writing and Rhetoric in High Schools and Normal Schools edited by Lori Ostergaard and Henrietta Rix Wood
  4. Rev. of Women’s Irony: Rewriting Feminist Rhetorical Histories by Tarez Samra Graban
  5. Ethical Dilemmas and Digital Subcultures: Silencing Self-Starvers as Epistemic Violence
  6. The Cross-Cultural Power of Yuri: Riyoko Ikeda’s Queer Rhetorics of Place-Making in The Rose of Versailles
  7. Farm to Table: The Home Management House as Rhetorical Space for Rural Women
  8. Practical Genius: Science, Technology, and Useful Knowledge in Godey’s Lady’s Book
  9. An Invitation to Listen: Catherine McAuley, Conversion, and Religious Difference in 19th Century Ireland
  10. “Making It” in the Academy through Horizontal Mentoring
  11. What’s (Not) in a Name: Considerations and Consequences of the Field’s Nomenclature

November 2016

  1. Performing Feminist Action: A Toolbox for Feminist Research & Teaching
  2. Review Essay – Rethinking Recovery Work: New Directions in Feminist Histories of Rhetoric
  3. Linking Rural Women Transnationally: Iowa’s “First Lady of the Farm” and Post WWII Ethos
  4. From the Margins of Healthcare: De-mythicizing Cancer Online
  5. Race, Women, Methods, and Access: a Journey through Cyberspace and Back
  6. Feminist Fissures: Navigating Conflict in Mentoring Relationships
  7. Women, Work, and Success: Fin de Siècle Rhetoric at Sophie Newcomb College
  8. Women and Corporate Communication in the Early American Republic

May 2016

  1. Finding the Grimkés in Charleston: Using Feminist Historiographic and Archival Research Methods to Build Public Memory
  2. Forget the Master’s Tools, We Will Build Our Own House: The Woman’s Era as a Rhetorical Forum for the Invention of African American Womanhood
  3. Recognizing the Rhetorics of Feminist Action: Activist Literacy and Dr. Jill Stein’s 2012 Green Party Campaign
  4. We’re Creating Ourselves Now: Crafting as Feminist Rhetoric in a Social Sorority
  5. Claudia Severa’s Birthday Invitation: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Earliest Artifact of Latin Written by a Woman’s Hand

November 2015

  1. From Installation to Remediation: The CWSHRC Digital New Work Showcase
  2. Lifting as We Climb: The Coalition of Women Scholars in the History of Rhetoric and Composition 25 Years and Beyond
  3. Enough Violence: The Importance of Local Action to Transnational Feminist Scholarship and Activism
  4. Coalition of Who? Regendering Scholarly Community in the History of Rhetoric
  5. Objects in Play: Rhetoric, Gender, and Scientific Toys
  6. Relational Literacies and their Coalitional Possibilities
  7. Surrender as Method: Research, Writing, Rhetoric, Love
  8. Cultivating the Scavenger: A Queerer Feminist Future for Composition and Rhetoric
  9. Service
  10. Embodiment: Embodying Feminist Rhetorics
  11. Material
  12. Feminism and Language Rights: Emerging or Converging
  13. Agency Matters
  14. Inclusion
  15. History
  16. Coalition: A Meditation

May 2015

  1. Mapping Topoi in the Rhetorical Gendering of Work
  2. “Whose Hair Is It, Anyway?” Bobbed Hair and the Rhetorical Fashioning of the Modern American Woman
  3. Joie de Fabriquer: The Rhetoricity of Yarn Bombing
  4. A Community of Beloved Femmes: The Cultivation of Radical Self-Love in Femme Shark Communique #1

November 2014

  1. Gallery of McCutcheon Transatlantic Suffrage Cartoon Collection
  2. Postscript: Connecting Knowledges of the Suffrage Movement, Then and Now
  3. Connecting Logics: Data Mining and Keyword Visualization as Archival Method/ology
  4. Re/Situating the Digital Archive in John T. McCutcheon’s “Publics,” Then and Now
  5. Intertextual Networks, Recursive Adaptation, and Progressive Politics in John T. McCutcheon’s “Women’s Work,” 1909-1912