Rhetoric Review Jul 2011

Rhetorical Historiography and the Octalogs

Lois Agnew Syracuse University ; James J. Murphy University of California, Davis ; Cheryl Glenn Pennsylvania State University ; Nan Johnson ; Jan Swearingen Texas A&M University ; Richard Leo Enos Texas Christian University ; Jasper Neel Southern Methodist University ; Linda Ferreira-Buckley ; Janice Lauer Rice Purdue University West Lafayette ; Janet M. Atwill University of Tennessee Health Science Center ; Kathleen Ethel Welch ; Roxanne Mountford University of Kentucky ; Thomas Miller ; Victor J. Vitanza Clemson University

Abstract

The phenomenon of the Octalog came into being at the 1988 CCCC when James J. Murphy, with support from Theresa Enos and Stuart Brown, proposed and chaired a roundtable composed of eight distinguish...

Journal
Rhetoric Review
Published
2011-07-01
DOI
10.1080/07350198.2011.581935
Open Access
Closed

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