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Home / Peitho / Past Issues / Volume 21, Issue 1: Fall/Winter 2018

Volume 21, Issue 1: Fall/Winter 2018

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About this Issue

Editor: Jen Wingard, University of Houston
Associate Editor: Wendy Sharer, East Carolina University
Editorial Assistant: Rachelle A.C. Joplin, University of Houston
Cover Art: Maria Montessori’s Il Metodo Della Pedogogia Scientifica applicato all’educazone Infantile nelle Case dei Bambini, 1900, courtesy of Stuart Rose Rare Book Collection, University of Dayton

Introduction

Editor’s Welcome
Jen Wingard

Articles

Inventing the Lady Manager: Rhetorically Constructing the “Working-Woman”
Julie A. Bokser
Tags: Bertha Palmer, Columbian Exposition, performing self, public memory, rhetoric, women managers, women’s work

Service-Learning at the Northwestern University Settlement, 1930-31, and the Legacy of Jane Addams
Liz Rohan
Tags: America’s progressive era, emotions, Jane Addams, pedagogy, service-learning

The Life of the Female Mind: Hester Mulso Chapone and the Gendered Rhetoric of Experience
Bethany Mannon
Tags: Bluestockings, Conversational Rhetoric, feminist rhetoric, Life Writing

“She Left the Window”: Challenging Domestic Ethos in Wilkie Collins’s The Woman in White
Rachael Zeleny
Tags: domestic ethos, feminist rhetoric, Pre-Raphaelite art, sensation novels, Victorian art, Wilkie Collins

Structures of Antifeminism: Drugs and Women’s Education in the Texts of Dr. Clarke
Andrew Fiss
Tags: antifeminism, Dr. Clarke, nineteenth-century America, pharmaceutical rhetorics, Rhetorics of health and medicine, Sex in Education, women’s education

The Proverbs 31 Virtuous Wife Online: Networked Collective Rhetoric in Quiverfull Women’s Weblogs
Rebekah Sims
Tags: feminism, feminist rhetoric, fundamentalist Christianity, Quiverfull, weblogs

Martha Root’s Interwar Lectures: Cosmic Education and the Rhetoric of Unity
Layli Maria Miron
Tags: 20th century, Bahá’í Faith, cosmopolitanism, Iran, religion, transnational rhetoric

Reviewing Conduct Books as Feminist Rhetorical Devices for Agency Reforms
Florence Elizabeth Bacabac
Tags: agency reforms, conduct books for women, feminist rhetorical devices, symbolic identifications

Performing the Archival Body: Inciting Queered Feminist (Dis)locational Rhetorics Through Place-Based Pedagogies
Elizabeth Bentley and Jamie A. Lee with FARR
Tags: (dis)locational placemaking, community archives, feminist pedagogy, oral history, performance, queer theory, rhetorics of (dis)location

The Responsibility of Privilege: A Critical Race Counterstory Conversation
Aja Y. Martinez
Tags: Access, Allyship, Counterstory, critical race theory, feminism, Privilege, rhetoric

Book Reviews

Rev. of Sara Ahmed’s Living a Feminist Life. Duke UP, 2017. 312 pages.
Rachelle A.C. Joplin

Rev. of Kirsti Cole and Holly Hassel’s Surviving Sexism in Academia: Strategies for Feminist Leadership. Routledge, 2017. 315 pages.
Paula Patch

Rev. of Melissa A. Goldthwaite’s Food, Feminisms, Rhetorics. Southern Illinois UP, 2017. 296 pages.
Kelly Moreland

Rev. of Stacey Waite’s Teaching Queer: Radical Possibilities for Writing and Knowing. U of Pittsburgh P, 2017. 206 pages.
Kristin LaFollette

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