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2013 Seminars/Workshops
2013 Seminars:
- ARGUMENTATION, David Zarefsky, Robert C. Rowland, and Jean Goodwin
- Comparative Rhetoric: Enacting the Art of Recontextualization, LuMing Mao and Arabella Lyon
- Historiography and the Archives: Taking the Next Steps, Susan C. Jarratt, Susan Romano, David Gold, and Davis W. Houck
- Rhetoric in/between Communication and nglish, William Keith and Roxanne Mountford
- Rhetorical approaches to the 2012 presidential campaign, Vanessa Beasley and Shawn J. Parry-Giles,
2013 Workshops:
- Apogee of the Civil Rights Movement, Kirt H. Wilson
- Biopolitics and Bioethics, Stuart J. Murray and Twyla Gibson
- Building a Career in Rhetorical Studies, Bonnie J. Dow and Jessica Enoch
- Placemaking: Rhetorical Studies and Critical Geography, Jenny Rice and Doug Reichert Powell
- Materialist and Object-Oriented Rhetorics, Thomas Rickert and Byron Hawk
- Places of Invention: Topoi, Media, Locales, John Ackerman and
Peter Simonson - Queer Activism, Jeff Bennett and Erin Rand
- Reframing Documentary in the Age of Social Media, Anne T. Demo and Cara A. Finnegan
- Religion and American Public Argument, John M. Murphy
- Rethinking the Relationship between Rhetoric and Democracy, Jeremy Engels and Pat Gehrke
- Rhetoric and Its Temporalities, Michelle Ballif and Megan Foley
- Rhetoric and Public Policy, Robert Asen
- Rhetoric Memory Archive Museum, Michael Bernard-‐Donals
- Is a Rhetorical Ethics Possible?, Frank Farmer and Margaret Zulick
- Rogue Publics in a Digital Age, G. Thomas Goodnight and David B. Hingstman
- Sound Studies And Rhetoric, Joshua Gunn, Greg Goodale, and Mirko M. Hall
- The Ends of Words: Mystic Practice and Rhetorical Limit Experience, Richard Doyle
- The Rhetorics of Disability, Rachel Adams and Michael Berube
- Shifting the Paradigm: Towards a Translingual Rhetoric of Writing, Suresh Canagarajah, Maria Jerskey, and Dorothy Worden
- Visual Rhetorics of Violence: Cultural Trauma and Visual Representation, A. Susan Owen and Peter Ehrenhaus