Melissa Fiesta

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  1. Rhetoric Review Jul 2006
    Homeplaces in Lydia Maria Child's Abolitionist Rhetoric, 1833–1879 ↗
    Melissa Fiesta
    Abstract

    This article examines rhetorical places (loci) in Lydia Maria Child's abolitionist rhetoric during the course of her career as a social-activist. I invoke the term homeplaces to consider how Child's rhetorical places constitute collective social agency for freed African Africans.

    rhetorical criticism
    doi:10.1207/s15327981rr2503_2