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Volume 22, Issue #1, Winter 2002
Articles
| Unmotherhood |
| Harriet Malinowitz |
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| Our Cyberbodies, Ourselves: Conceptual Grounds for Teaching
Commodities to Write |
| Stanley D. Harrison |
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| The Post-9/11 University and the Project of Democracy |
| Susan Searls Giroux |
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| Writing an Important Body of Scholarship: A Proposal
for an Embodied Rhetoric of Professional Practice |
| Jane E. Hindman |
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| Post-Process "Pedagogy": A Philosophical Exercise |
| Lee-Ann M. Kastman Breuch |
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Response Essays
| Being Reasonable: A Response to Richard Marback |
| David Blakesley |
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| Reviewing and Refocusing Doctoral Education in Composition
Studies |
| Richard C. Gebhardt |
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| Ideology and Critique in Composition Studies |
| Bruce McComiskey |
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| A Pedagogy of Listening: A Response to Kristie Fleckenstein
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| Beth Daniell |
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| Questioning the Cultural Discourse of Composition |
| Donna G. Strickland |
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Review Essays
Reviews
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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 22, Issue #2, Spring 2002
Articles
| Silence: A Rhetorical Art for Resisting Discipline(s) |
| Cheryl Glenn |
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| The Point Is There Is No Point: Miasmic Cynicism and
Cultural Studies Composition |
| Lisa Langstraat |
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| Žižek's Rhetorical Matrix: The Symptomatic
Enjoyment of Postmodern Academic Writing |
| Robert Samuels |
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| Language Rights in South Africa: Lessons for the United
States |
| Richard Marback |
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| Process-Product Ambiguity: Theorizing a Perspective
on World Wide Web Argumentation |
| Sean D. Williams |
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Response Essays
| The Personal Is Rhetorical:n Ethos, Politics, and Narrative |
| Julie Drew |
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| Feminist (Un)motherhood: Reigning Rhetorics of Mothering
Inside and Outside of Academe |
| Eileen E. Schell |
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| Toward an Engaged Rhetoric of Professional Practice |
| Gesa E. Kirsch |
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| Why Distrust the Very Goals with Which You Began? |
| Gary A. Olson |
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| Principled Pedagogy: A Reply to Lee-Ann M. Kastman Breuch
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| Thomas Kent |
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| Fucking in the Wreckage: After Postmodernism |
| Johndan Johnson-Eilola |
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| Reconsidering the Human: A Response to Stanley Harrison |
| James A. Inman |
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Reviews
| Inclusion and Democracy
by Iris Marion Young |
| Christy Friend |
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| Truth and Consequences: Intentions,
Conventions, and the New Thematics by Reed Way Dasenbrock |
| Kevin J. Porter |
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| Moving Beyond Academic Discourse:
Composition Studies and the Public Sphere by Christian R. Weisser |
| Derek Owens |
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| Activist Rhetorics and American
Higher Education, 1885_1937 by Susan Kates |
| Robin Varnum |
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| Unspun: Key Concepts for
Understanding the World Wide Web by Thomas Swiss, ed. |
| David Rieder |
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| Day Late, Dollar Short: The
Next Generation and the New Academy by Peter C. Herman, ed. |
| Carole Chabries |
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Editor:
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Volume 22, Issue #3, Summer 2002
Articles
| Composition as Management Science: Toward a University
without a WPA |
| Marc Bousquet |
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| From Manchild to Baby Boy: Race and the Politics of
Self-Help |
| Henry A. Giroux |
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| Critical Ethnography, Ethics, and Work: Rearticulating
Labor |
| Bruce Horner |
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| Fighting Without Hatred: Hannah Arendt's Agonistic Rhetoric |
| Patricia Roberts-Miller |
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| "W" as a Floating Signifier: Class and Politics
after the "Post" |
| Rob Wilkie |
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Response Essays
| Passing from "False" to "True" Universality:
A Reply to Robert Samuels |
| Slavoj Žižek |
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| Enjoying Theory: Žižek, Critique, Accountability |
| Thomas Rickert |
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| Rhetoric and Institutional Critique: Uncertainty in
the Postmodern Academy |
| Janet M. Atwill |
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| Language Policy and Normalization in South Africa: Some
Other Lessons |
| John Trimbur |
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| Language Rights and Political Change |
| Stephen Parks |
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| Unquiet Gestures: Thoughts on a Productive Rhetoric(s)
of Silence |
| Cynthia Ryan |
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| Building a Theory of Affect in Cultural Studies Composition
Pedagogy |
| Ilene Crawford |
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| The Limits of Argument: A Response to Sean Williams |
| Jennifer L. Bay |
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| Mother and Teacher: Subjectivity in "Unmotherhood" |
| Arabella Lyon |
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Reviews
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Editor:
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Volume 22, Issue #4, Fall 2002
Articles
| Toward A Rhetoric of Visual Fragments: Analyzing Disjunctive
Narratives |
| John Schilb |
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| Deweyan Hopefulness in a Time of Despair |
| Stephen M. Fishman |
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| Rhetoric as Professional Development and Vice Versa |
| Richard A Cherwitz and Sharan L. Daniel |
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| "Just Multiculturalism": Teaching Writing
as Critical and Ethical Practice |
| Laurie Grobman |
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| The Face of Mourning: Deploying Grief to Construct a
Nation |
| Eve Wiederhold |
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| Behind Blue Eyes: A Response to Marc Bousquet |
| Joseph Harris |
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| Managing Comp |
| Evan Watkins |
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| Unpacking Assumptions, Providing Context: A Response
to Marc Bousquet |
| Peggy O'Neill |
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| A Discipline Where Only Management Gets Tenure? |
| Marc Bousquet |
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| Postmodern Ethnographies |
| Ellen Cushman |
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| The Timidities of Ethnography: A Response to Bruce Horner |
| Ralph Cintron |
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| Employing Theory to Change Higher Education |
| Robert Samuels |
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| Conflict in Concert: Fighting Hannah Arendt's Good Fight |
| James Crosswhite |
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| The Age of Irony? |
| Susan Searls Giroux |
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Reviews
| Rhetoric and Composition
as Intellectual Work by Gary A. Olson, ed. |
| Elizabeth A. Flynn |
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| Stupidity by Avital
Ronell |
| Diane Davis |
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| Changing the Subject in English
Class: Discourse and the Constructions of Desire by Marshall
W. Alcorn Jr. |
| Daniel L. Smith |
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| Changing the Subject in English
Class: Discourse and the Constructions of Desire by Marshall
W. Alcorn, Jr. |
| Christa Albrecht-Crane |
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