RHM’s Relations and Relationships

J. Blake Scott; Lisa Melonçon

doi:10.5744/rhm.2019.1016

Rhetoric of Health and Medicine Dec 2019 Open Access

RHM’s Relations and Relationships

J. Blake Scott University of South Florida ; Lisa Melonçon

Abstract

On the Focus and Scope page of the journal’s website, we describe RHM as a “multidisciplinary” journal that publishes rhetorical studies, and then go on to reference publishing “interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research” that “can combine rhetorical analysis with any number of otherhumanistic or social scientific methodologies.” We still think, in some ways, that both the journal and field of RHM can be described as multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary at the same time; beyond drawing from a number of scholarly areas, for example, our collective research often synthesizes and integrates (in a holistic way) concepts, methods, and findings from these areas, creating new hybrid forms of scholarship that are not fixed within disciplinary boundaries.

Journal: Rhetoric of Health and Medicine
Published: 2019-12-11
DOI: 10.5744/rhm.2019.1016
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Topics: rhetorical criticism
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