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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 20, Issue #1, Winter 2000
Articles
- Remembered Rapture: Dancing with Words
bell hooks
- Public Pedagogy and the Responsibility of Intellectuals:
Youth, Littleton, and the Loss of Innocence
Henry A. Giroux
- Identity, Postmodernity, and an Ethics of Activism
Catherine Chaput
- On Writing Well: Or, Springing the Genie from
the Inkpot
G. Douglas Atkins
- Eavesdropping as Rhetorical Tactic: History,
Whiteness, and Rhetoric
Krista Ratcliffe
- Politics, Pedagogy, and the Profession of Composition:
Confronting Commodification and the Contingencies of Power
Bruce Horner
- Walt Disney Meets Mary Daly: Invention, Imagination,
and the Construction of Community
William A. Covino
Response Essays
- René Girard and the Dynamics of Imitation,
Scapegoating, and Renunciative Identification: A Response to Richard
Boyd
Robert Brooke
- All Us People with WEM-CHMAIs Working the In-Between:
A Response to Sue Hum
Patrick McGann
- Another Para(noid)-rhetoric? A Response to Diane
Davis
David Metzger
Review Essays
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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 20, Issue #2, Spring 2000
Interview
 Confessions of an Anacholuthon: Avital Ronell
on Writing, Technology, Pedagogy, Politics
D. Diane Davis
Articles
- Agency and the Death of the Author: A Partial
Defense of Modernism
John Trimbur
- Where the Action Is: Doing Versus Being in the
Academy
W. Ross Winterowd
- Race, Rhetoric, and the Contest over Civic Education
Susan Searis Giroux
- Visual Auto/biography, Hysteria, and the Pedagogical
Performance of the "Real"
Wendy S. Hesford
- Service Learning and Public Discourse
Bruce Herzberg
Response Essays
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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 20, Issue #3, Summer 2000
Articles
Special Cluster in Memory of Robert J. Connors
- In Memoriam: Robert J. Connors, 1951- 2000
Patricia A. Sullivan
- Remembering Dr. Bob
David Edwards
- Remembering Bob Connors
Andrea Abernethy Lunsford and Lisa Ede
- Remembering Bob
Cheryl Glenn
- Canonical Bob
Lynn Z. Bloom
- Masculinity, Feminism, and Motorcycles: Memorial
Reflections
Elizabeth A. Flynn
- Struggling with Manhood: Remembering Robert Connors
Patrick McGann
- Saying Farewell to Bob: A Twisted Turn of Fate
Sherrie Gradin
Articles
- Cultural Studies and the Culture of Politics:
Beyond Polemics and Cynicism
Henry A. Giroux
- Who's Going to Cross the Border? Travel Metaphors,
Material Conditons, and Contested Places
Nedra Reynolds
- Ethos, Witness, and Holocaust "Testimony":
The Rhetoric of Fragments
Michael Bernard-Donals
- Negotiating the Differend: A Feminist Trilogue
Michelle Ballif, D. Diane Davis, Roxanne Mountford
- Beyond the Dialectic of Work and Play: A serio-Ludic
Rhetoric for Composition Studies
Albert Rouzie
Response Essays
- On the Merge of Writing and Theory
Lynda Brodkey
- Parallel Lives/Speaking in Tongues
Susan C. Jarratt
- Engaging Modernism, and the Rhetorics of Doing
Thomas J. Rickert
- Quodlibeta on Agency and Other Virtual
Matters: A Response to John Trimbur
Cynthia Haynes
Reviews
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Editor:
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Volume 20, Issue #4, Fall 2000
Interview
- Changing the Subject: Judith Butler's Politics
of Radical Resignification
Gary Olson and Lynn Worsham
Articles
Special Cluster on Post-Human Rhetorics
- Posthuman Rhetorics: "It's the Future, Pikul"
John Muckelbauer and Debra Hawhee
- Forgetting the be (Post)Human: Media and Memory
in a Kairotic Age
Collin Gifford Brooke
- Hacking Cyberspace
David J. Gunkel
- Nietzsche's Money!
Jeffrey T. Nealon
- Uploading Anticipation, Becoming-Silicon
Richard Doyle
- The Rhetorical Function of the Abject Body: Transgressive
Corporeality in Trainspotting
Christine L. Harold
Response Essays
- Somewhere Between Ethical Demands and Material
Constraints
Richard Marback
- Writing on Tour: Rethinking the Travel Metaphor
Gregory Clark
- Eavesdropping on Others
Krista Ratcliffe
- Tight Spaces In and Out of the Parlor: Negotiation
and the Politics of Difference
Eileen E. Schell
- Toward an Ethics of Listening
Michelle Ballif, D. Diane Davis, and Roxanne Mountford
- The Ironies of Ethos
Deborah H. Holdstein
- Rhetorical Criticism, Holocaust Studies, and
the Problem of Ethos
David Beard
- "Blot Out the Memory of Amalek": A
Reply
Michael Bernard-Donals
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