Rhetoric and Writing Studies in the New Century

CONTENTS
Preface       
Cheryl Glenn and Roxanne Mountford

Introduction: Into the New Century       
  Cheryl Glenn and Roxanne Mountford

Part 1. The Nature of Authors and Authority
When Not to Write: Reflections on Words, Books, and Authors        
  Shirley Brice Heath
Troubling the Waters: Religious Persuasion and Social Activism      
   Shirley Wilson Logan
Collaboration, Authorship, and the Resistance to Change      
    Lisa Ede

Part 2. The Genres of Student Writing
Teaching in Place: A Crucial Connection between the English Department and Its Community       
   Suellynn Duffey
Visual Rhetoric, Intercultural Writers: The University’s Turn
   Alyssa J. O’Brien
Pushing Generic Boundaries in Rhetoric and Composition: Three Sites, One Reader’s Response       
   Melissa A. Goldthwaite

 Part 3. The Politics of Rhetoric, Composition, and Writing in the Academy
Citizenship, Rhetoric, and Pedagogy       
     Gerard A. Hauser
Who, Then, Is This Rhetoric Major?       
     John J. Ruszkiewicz and Davida Charney
Networked Feminism: Mentoring in the New Economy        
    Roxanne Mountford and Cheryl Glenn

Part 4. The Impermanence of a Canon
The Empress and the Sophist: Power and Artistry in Third-Century  Greek Rhetoric        
  Susan C. Jarratt
Rhetorical Education at Catholic Colleges for Women in Ohio:  1925–1940       
    Nan Johnson
Feminist Perspectives on Postcolonial Rhetorical Practices: Spivak’s Cosmopolitan Erudition and Nazer’s Surveilled Silence       
   Elizabeth A. Flynn
Translating Nora: Chinese Feminism and Global Rhetoric        
  Bo Wang
Afterword: Ain’t No Walls behind the Sky, Baby! Funk, Flight,  Freedom      
   Adam J. Banks

Contributors        
 Index