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Volume 25, Issue #1, 2005
Articles
| Resisting Market Fundamentalism and the New Authoritarianism:
A New Task for Cultural Studies? |
| Henry A. Giroux |
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| Circuitous Subjects in Their Time Maps |
| James J. Sosnoski and Ken S. McAllister |
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| History as a Challenge to the Idea of a University |
| Jeffrey J. Williams |
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| We Compositionists: Toward Engaged Professionalism |
| Chris Gallagher |
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| The Heidelberg Art Project as a Site of Literacy Activities
and Urban Renewal Efforts: Impications for Composition Studies |
| Valerie Kinloch |
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| (Meta)Physical Graffiti: "Getting Up" as Affective
Writing Model |
| Jennifer H. Edbauer |
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| Emotion, Ethics, and Rhetorical Action |
| Laura Micciche |
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| Pedagogical Practices and the Reparative Performance
of Failure, or, "What does [Queer] Knowledge do?" |
| Nishant G. Shahani |
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| Haunting Questions: A Response to Trauma and Rhetoric |
| Elizabeth Hirsh |
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Response Essays
Review Essays
| Risky Writing: Self-Disclosure and Healing through Writing |
| Dale M. Bauer |
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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 25, Issue #2, 2005
Articles
| War Rhetoric, Defensible and Indefensible |
| Wayne C. Booth |
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| On Being a Traitor |
| Hilton Obenzinger |
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| Postmodern Pluralism and the Retreat from Political
Literacy |
| Donald Lazere |
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| Marketing Excellence in Higher Education |
| Christopher Carter |
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| Cybernetics, Ethos, and Ethics: The Plight
of the Bread-and-Butter-Fly |
| Kristie S. Fleckenstein |
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| Cynicism, Social Epistemic, and the Institutional Context
of College Composition |
| Matthew A. Levy |
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| "Straightboyz4Nsync": Queer Theory and the
Composition of Heterosexuality |
| Jonathan Alexander |
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Review Essays
| Edward Said: Criticism and Society at the Limits |
| Matthew Abraham |
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| The Red and the Black: Life Narrative and Ethics |
| Catherine Hobbs |
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Editor:
Lynn Worsham
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Volume 25, Issue #3, 2005
Articles
| Tripping Over Our Tropes: Of "Passing" as
Postmodern Subjectivity--What's in a Metaphor? |
| Karen Kopelson |
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| After Derrida--Or the Science of an Oeuvre |
| Mustapha Marrouchi |
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| On the Very Idea of Composition: Modes of Persuasion
or Phases of Discourse? |
| Stephen R. Yarbrough |
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| In Defense of a Nation: The National Defense Education
Act, Project English, and the Origins of Empirical Research in Composition |
| Margaret M. Strain |
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| The Condition of the Writing Class: Capital, Composition,
Writing, and the Proletariat |
| Stanley Harrison |
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| Resistance, Accomodation, or Haggling: Postcolonial
Theory and International Business Communication |
| Babak Elahi |
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| Teaching Work: Academic Labor and Social Class |
| Bill Hendricks |
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Editor:
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Volume 25, Issue #4, 2005
Articles
| True Confessions: Uncovering the Hidden Culture of Shame
in English Studies |
| J. Brooks Bouson |
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| Theory in the Diaspora |
| James Thomas Zebroski |
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| Playing to the Tune of Electracy: From Post-Process
to a Pedagogy Otherwise |
| Sarah J. Arroyo |
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| Affecting the Transformative Intellectual: Questioning
"Noble" Sentiments in Critical Pedagogy and Composition |
| K. Hyoejin Yoon |
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| Liberating "Liberatory" Education, or What
Do We Mean by "Liberty" Anyway? |
| Jeffrey M. Ringer |
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| What's Hope Got to Do With It? Toward a Theory of Hope
and Pedagogy |
| Dale Jacobs |
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| The Available Means of Persuasion: Mapping a Theory
and Pedagogy of Multimodal Public Rhetoric |
| David M. Sheridan, Jim Ridolofo,
and Anthony J. Michel |
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Reviews
| Risky Rhetoric: AIDS and
the Cultural Practices of HIV Testing by J. Blake Scott |
| Shannon Walters |
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