JAC: A Journal of Rhetoric, Culture, and Politics

Subjects: Ethical, discourse-theory, rhetoric, civility, disposition

Subjects: responsivity, professionalization, disciplinarity, expertise, knowledge

Subjects: literacy, temporality, speed, testing, writing, network

Subjects: rhetorical indirection, indirect rhetoric, feminism, film, early American cinema, rhetoric and technology

Subjects: autism, disability, animal-studies

Subjects: politics, higher-education, neo-liberal

Subjects: digital, access

Subjects: postprocess, pedagogy, FYC

Subjects: rhetoric, Burke

Subjects: rhetoric, style

Subjects: enthymeme, rhetoric, embodiment, protest

Subjects: FYC, pedagogy, affect

Subjects: film, suburb, violence

Subjects: animal-studies, metaphysics

Subjects: animal-studies, visual rhetoric

Subjects: anecdote

Subjects: animal-studies, rhetoric, disability, human

Subjects: pain, labor, school, teacher-training

Subjects: What is Posthumanism?,?by Cary Wolfe

Subjects: Rhetorica in Motion: Feminist Rhetorical Methods and Methodologies, edited by Eileen E. Schell and K.J. Rawson

Subjects: Missing Bodies: The Politics of Visibility, by Monica J. Casper and Lisa Jean Moore

Subjects: The Public Work of Rhetoric: Citizen-Scholars and Civic Engagement, edited by John M. Ackerman and David J. Coogan

Subjects: X-Marks: Native Signatures of Assent, by Scott Richard Lyons; Native-Am, identity, literacy

Subjects: Writing in the Devil's Tongue: A History of English Composition in China by Xiaoye You; FYC, international, global, colonial

Subjects: Suffering Childhood in Early America: Violence, Race, and the Making of the Child Victim, by Anna Mae Duane

Subjects: American Iconographic: National Geographic, Global Culture, and the Visual Imagination, by Stephanie L. Hawkins; archive

Subjects: Your Average Nigga: Performing Race, Literacy and Masculinity,?by Vershawn Ashanti Young; African-Am, racism

Subjects: Perfection: Coming to Terms with Being Human, by Michael J. Hyde; bible, rhetoric, religion, hermeneutics

Subjects: How to Write a Sentence, and How to Read One, by Stanley Fish, style, craft

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, multimodal, visual, digital

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, economy, market, democracy, nationalism, community, media, rhetoric

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, economy, prison, literacy, race, class, literacy

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, democracy, rhetoric, Latino, Puerto Rico, public

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, China, language difference, language policy

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, Cherokee, Native-Am, multilingual, identity, language loss, literacy

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, literacy, Jamaica, gender, creole

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, South Africa, race, multilingual, literacy, class, African, ethnographic, school-college

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, disciplinarity, WPA

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, research-method, marketplace, rhet-comp, English studies, qualitative, literacy

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, student-writing, disciplinarity, scholarly-article

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, English, scholarship, scholarly-publishing, scholarly-writing, value, global, multilingual

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, FYC, economic, marketplace, capitalism, neoliberal

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, rhet-comp, economic, labor, disciplinarity

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, capitalism, disciplinarity, labor, WPA, assessment

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, student-writing, co-authorship

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, WPA, brand

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, politic, rhetoric, topoi, correctness, conventions, social justice, language difference, Puerto Rico

Subjects: 2012 Watson conference, economic, value, language policy, ideology

Subjects: animal-studies, violence, cinema, human-animal, death, animal, anthropocentrism, text-analysis, meat, 'Modern Times', 'Roger and me', 'Fast food nation', 'Killer of sheep'

Subjects: hybridity, ethos, visual, representation, Smokey Bear, animal-studies, human-animal, animal, ontology, anthropocentrism, identification, simulacrum, visual-rhetoric, text-analysis, representation