Rhetoric Society Quarterly
May 2014
Disability Rhetoric, by Jay Dolmage
Elisabeth Miller
;
Jenell Johnson
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Abstract
In Disability Rhetoric, Jay Dolmage draws together disability studies and rhetorical history and theory to make a compelling case for both the “central role of the body in rhetoric” (3) and disabil...
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- Rhetoric Society Quarterly
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- 2014-05-27
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- 10.1080/02773945.2014.911573
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