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What Is the Church? Defining Communal Commonplaces in the Pennsylvania State Statute of Limitations Debate 什么是教堂?宾夕法尼亚州诉讼时效辩论中公共场所的界定
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-08-08 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2232782
Allison Niebauer
ABSTRACT What exactly is the Church? Is it primarily an institution? Or is it the people in its pews? And depending on the answer, what obligations do the people who constitute it in the present have toward the past? This essay utilizes the Pennsylvania State Legislative debate over clergy sexual abuse in the Catholic Church as a way to explore how communal commonplaces are activated in public argument and used to shift the dominant meanings of a community. Communal commonplaces act as a shorthand to bring audiences to a place of shared understanding while managing opposing lines of argument, images, and tropes. Understanding the Church as a communal commonplace illuminates how divergent meanings can be activated for wildly different and materially consequential purposes. Analyzing the Church helps us to understand how other communal commonplaces— the nation, for instance—manage opposing images of a community.
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Jessica Enoch’s “Suffrage Statuary and Commemorative Accountability” (RSQ 53.2) 杰西卡·伊诺克的《选举权雕像和纪念责任》(RSQ 53.2)
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-07-11 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2224695
Myriam Miedzian, G. Ferdman
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Response from Jessica Enoch 杰西卡·伊诺克的回应
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-07-11 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2225383
J. Enoch
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The Circle of Life: Rhetoric, Rectification, and Recreation at Steele Indian School Park 生命的循环:斯蒂尔印第安人学校公园的修辞、矫正和娱乐
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-22 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2193183
Kathleen S. Lamp, Emily Robinson
ABSTRACT Steele Indian School Park (2001), a city park in Phoenix, Arizona, serves as the memory site for the Phoenix Indian School (1891–1990), an off-reservation boarding school that was part of the federal program of forced assimilation. In this essay, we perform an analysis of the park’s 24 interpretive columns, which serve as an educational display. We argue that the park’s recreational use dominates its role as a historic site. To begin we consider how the history of place shapes memory. We argue that, like museums, parks have a colonial past by addressing their historic relationship to assimilation. Next, we establish that the school served as a recreational destination for Phoenicians. We theorize that both these general and specific histories of place influence the site’s public memory narrative by bifurcating the intended audience and privileging a recreational user. To theorize the relationship between recreation and memory, we build on geographer Kenneth Foote’s term “rectification,” which describes how signs of violent or tragic events are removed so that a site can be returned, in this case, to recreational use. To facilitate the process of rectification, we argue the interpretive columns use four interdependent rhetorical strategies—decontextualization, erasure, appropriation, and paternalism—to elide the racist history of forced assimilation. Our findings indicate the colonial history of place, if unexamined, may continue to influence public memory narratives.
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Transnational Rhetorical Circulation in the Splinternet Age 国际分裂时代的跨国修辞传播
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-21 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2191215
Zhaozhe Wang
ABSTRACT The splinternet continues to chip away at transnationally networked publics and reconfigure the digital landscape along national borders. What would a fractured cyberspace mean for conceptualizing transnational rhetorical circulation? How might we rethink our approaches to tracing transnational rhetorical circulation in the splinternet age? This essay begins by contextualizing the infrastructural and geopolitical conditions for transnational circulation, focusing on the implications of the splinternet, and then discusses how we may reconceptualize the notion of place in tracing transnational circulation in a splintered cyberspace. The reconceptualization of place is illustrated with an analysis of how the global online campaign in the name of “stop Russian invasion” and “stand with Ukraine” in 2022 was suspended, repurposed, co-opted, and rejuvenated across the border of the splintered network of China.
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Escaping the Prison House of Effects: The Persistence of an Anachronism in Rhetoric Studies 逃离效果的监狱之家:修辞学研究中一种不合时宜的坚持
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-21 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2191212
John Arthos
ABSTRACT Persuasive effect will always be an essential part of rhetoric studies, but it should not be either its ready shorthand, identifying trait, or lodestar. The decades-long momentum to move beyond the identification of rhetoric with the production and management of effects should be pointedly encouraged, with many new rhetorical imaginaries (invitational, dialogic, agonistic, ecologic, etc.) providing ample resources for doing so. This paper will describe the self-limiting nature of an effects frame, show that there have always been alternatives within rhetoric’s traditions to move beyond it, outline the persistence of a first-order identification with persuasive effect in contemporary disciplinary history, and point to specific ways to put this habit in the rear-view mirror. The rhetorical appropriation of Foucault’s interpretation of parrhesia is explored as an example of a rhetorical practice that moves beyond the reductive straight-jacket of effects.
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With Love from San Antonio: Settler Souvenir Postals and Mass Reproductions of “Mexicans” 来自圣安东尼奥的爱:移民纪念邮件和“墨西哥人”的大量复制品
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-09 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2175026
Sierra Mendez
ABSTRACT The persuasive power of souvenir postal cards has been overlooked in scholarship. This essay examines how settlers in San Antonio, at the turn of the twentieth century, used souvenir postal cards strategically to produce knowledge about their city and its place in the modern nation, to market it to White tourists and other settlers as a “bordertown,” and to continue to dispossess and subordinate native Coahuiltecan, Tejano, and Mexican locals. Examples in this essay are drawn from a corpus of 300 real-photo postcards (1904–17) to consider their modes of production, images, captions, messages, and affects en masse. Through this essay, I show that souvenir postal cards are a way settler colonialism and coloniality/modernity worked, evidencing on local and global scales networked interest and cooperation between dominant imperial nations and groups to mass-(re)produce themselves and impose their structural patterns of power.
摘要纪念明信片的说服力在学术界一直被忽视。这篇文章探讨了20世纪之交,圣安东尼奥的定居者如何战略性地使用纪念明信片来宣传他们的城市及其在现代国家中的地位,将其作为“边境城市”向白人游客和其他定居者推销,并继续剥夺和从属当地人科阿韦尔特坎、特贾诺和墨西哥当地人。本文中的例子来自300张真实的照片明信片(1904–17),以考虑它们的制作模式、图像、标题、信息和集体影响。通过这篇文章,我表明,纪念明信片是定居者殖民主义和殖民主义/现代性的一种运作方式,在地方和全球范围内证明了占主导地位的帝国国家和集团之间的网络利益和合作,以大规模(重新)生产自己并强加其权力结构模式。
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The Long Speech: Rhetorical Abundance in Circulation 长篇演讲:循环中的修辞丰富
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-09 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2175027
Matthew Detar, Erik Johnson
ABSTRACT This essay analyzes excessively long speeches in order to argue that circulation naturalizes rhetorical processes that govern meaning within texts. In our view, abundant acts of address unsettle dominant models of speech and circulation, presenting an opportunity to reconsider the relationship between rhetorical forms and circulatory transfigurations. We focus on Strom Thurmond’s twenty-four-hour filibuster of the 1957 Civil Rights Act and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s 1927 speech to the Turkish Parliament, which lasted thirty-six hours over six days. We bring together these otherwise unrelated long speeches to outline three fictions of text and circulation: textual unity, speaker persona, and implied audience. We argue that these fictions stand in for the excessive address in circulation and, in turn, forms of circulatory abbreviation naturalize rhetorical constructions internal to the speech. In this way, we offer a rhetorical account of circulation that connects textual processes to circulatory forms.
本文分析了过长的演讲,以证明循环使控制文本意义的修辞过程自然化。在我们看来,大量的称呼行为扰乱了言语和循环的主导模式,为重新考虑修辞形式和循环变形之间的关系提供了机会。我们关注的是斯特罗姆·瑟蒙德(Strom Thurmond)对1957年《民权法案》(Civil Rights Act)的24小时阻挠议事,以及穆斯塔法·凯末尔(Mustafa Kemal atatrk) 1927年对土耳其议会的演讲,他在6天内持续了36个小时。我们将这些不相关的长篇演讲汇集在一起,勾勒出文本和循环的三种虚构:文本统一、演讲者角色和隐含的听众。我们认为,这些小说代表了循环中的过度称呼,反过来,循环缩写的形式自然化了言语内部的修辞结构。通过这种方式,我们提供了一种循环的修辞描述,将文本过程与循环形式联系起来。
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Epideictic Distance: The Complacent Publics of Environmental Rephotography 流行病距离:环境摄影的自满大众
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-09 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2191211
Jacob Greene
ABSTRACT In this article, I argue that an epideictic approach to climate rephotography may produce what Jenny Rice has referred to as “exceptional” public subjectivities by encouraging audiences to further distance themselves from the complex political and rhetorical processes of climate inaction. To elucidate this claim, I conduct an analysis of two popular climate change documentaries that position rephotography as the lynchpin of rhetorically impactful climate advocacy (Chasing Ice and Chasing Coral). Both documentaries function as a form of epideictic in their own right by displaying exemplary moments of emotional conversion as the desired rhetorical outcome of a rephotographic encounter. I then turn to consider how epideictic rephotography potentially forecloses deliberative possibilities enabled through this mode of visual advocacy. I thus conclude by offering insight into how deliberative approaches to rephotography might be incorporated into rhetorical pedagogies.
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More than Mere Child’s Play: Youth Activism, Ephebic Appeals, and Environmental Communication 不仅仅是孩子的游戏:青年行动主义、世俗诉求和环境传播
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q3 COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2023-06-09 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2191213
C. S. Thomas
ABSTRACT In this essay, age is considered a relevant and significant subject position in which ecological advocates put forth ideologies and cultural constructions of youth to communicate about and for the environment. Young activists employ ‘ephebic appeals’ to raise awareness of certain issues, display public critical thinking, advocate for society-wide solutions, and empower audiences. The author analyzes the ephebic appeals Greta Thunberg, Autumn Peltier, and Mari Copeny to better understand how age operates rhetorically to justify youth’s entrance and involvement in civic and political deliberations, render public judgments, and enable similar reflections and critiques in others. Overall, the essay considers how ephebic appeals expand disciplinary boundaries as they relate to rhetorical agency, protest and social change, and citizenship.
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