Utes Nickname Project

The Utes Nickname Project is a digital archive of Indigenous symbols used by the University of Utah. #RhetoricsForAll

Penn State's Civic & Community Engagement Minor

Civic & Community Engagement Minor empowers students to use classroom learning and field experience with, and for, a diverse array of communities and organizations. #RhetoricsForAll

Rhetoricity

Rhetoricity is a podcast about rhetoric. #RhetoricsForAll

Hidden Histories of Furman

Hidden Histories of Furman University is a mobile application based tour of Furman’s campus focused on the untold stories of race, class, and gender. #RhetoricsForAll

Genre-Colored Glasses

Genre-Colored Glasses brings ideas about rhetoric, language, and genre to public audiences. #RhetoricsForAll

On Expertise

Cultivating Character, Goodwill, and Practical Wisdom

“On Expertise is an important and well-executed project, combining theoretical discussions with qualitative data collections such as surveys and interviews to answer the question of whether we can change the public’s attitude toward expertise and its ability to participate in discourses of expertise for the better. With cautious optimism, it enters into a crisis with a long and sordid history of a public's deep distrust and skepticism.”—E. Johanna Hartelius, author of The Gifting Logos: Expertise in the Digital Commons

Rhetoric, Inc.

Ford’s Filmmaking and the Rise of Corporatism

“This book does important work by advancing a theory of how society may be organized around terms, values, images, and ways of thinking promulgated by corporations. It makes a valuable contribution to communication and rhetorical theory, to film studies, and even to economics.”—Barry Brummett, author of Rhetoric of Machine Aesthetics

Stripped

Reading the Erotic Body

“Stripped is an admirable, frank, and at times deliberately fraught read of eroticized performance with the body. Maggie M. Werner's analysis is accompanied by frequent personal, auto-ethnographic interludes. This multimethodological approach to writing is refreshing to read.”—Joshua Gunn, author of Modern Occult Rhetoric: Mass Media and the Drama of Secrecy in the Twentieth Century

Democracy as Fetish

Ralph Cintron

“A combination of conceptual and philosophical analysis and insights from decades of fieldwork, Cintron deftly moves between registers of abstraction and the particularities of everyday struggles to map liberal democracy’s many incoherencies.”—Caitlin Frances Bruce, The Quarterly Journal of Speech

Robert Burton’s Rhetoric

An Anatomy of Early Modern Knowledge

“Wells eloquently makes the case for Burton’s Anatomy as a key text that helps us rethink rhetoric in a number of ways: as an arbiter of narrative form, as a vehicle for cross-disciplinary learning, even as a model for education that has powerful implications today. In a time when knowledgeable activity amidst uncertainty is more important than ever, this kind of scholarly work on rhetoric feels deeply necessary, as we need to know much more about how we got here, and what to do now.”—Daniel M. Gross, author of Uncomfortable Situations: Emotion Between Science and the Humanities