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What Wizardry is this?: Somatic Listening and Verbal Metaphor in an Undergraduate Voice Studio 这是什么魔法?:大学生语音工作室中的体感听觉与言语隐喻
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2175023
M. Kingsbury
ABSTRACT Through the description of activity in an undergraduate voice studio, this essay posits the concept of somatic listening, an active and embodied engagement with verbal metaphor. Somatic listening, which includes aspects of multimodal and relational interlistening, opens singers’ mechanism to being moved by verbal metaphors suggested by their instructor or the text of their score. These movements are traceable through changes in a singer’s voice and in their embodied sensations.
本文通过对大学生语音演播室活动的描述,提出了躯体听力的概念,即对言语隐喻的积极和具体化的参与。躯体听力包括多模态和关系间听,它打开了歌手的机制,使他们能够被导师或乐谱文本所暗示的言语隐喻所感动。这些动作可以通过歌手声音的变化和他们所体现的感觉来追踪。
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I the People: The Rhetoric of Conservative Populism in the United States 我是人民:美国保守民粹主义的修辞
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2185025
Billie Murray
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Writing Their Bodies: Restoring Rhetorical Relations at the Carlisle Indian School 书写他们的身体:在卡莱尔印第安学校恢复修辞关系
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2185026
Kendyl Harmeling
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Climate Politics on the Border: Environmental Justice Rhetorics 边境上的气候政治:环境正义修辞
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2185027
B. McGreavy
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Being in Good Faith: African American Women in Defense of Anita Hill 《诚信:非裔美国妇女为安妮塔·希尔辩护
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2175022
D. Carroll
ABSTRACT In this essay, I examine the 17 November 1991 “African American Women in Defense of Ourselves” advertisement in the New York Times. The advertisement is a reflection of 1,600 Black women coming to the defense of Anita Hill after the Hill-Thomas Supreme Court Justice confirmation hearings. By analyzing how the advertisement’s authors came to the defense of Anita Hill while inverting Lewis Gordon’s idea of bad faith, building with Sylvia Wynter’s conception of Being as Praxis, attuning to Hortense Spillers’s description of Black women as Being for the Captor, and critiquing Kenneth Burke’s “Definition of Man,” I illuminate a logic of care, Being in Good Faith, that broadens rhetorical scholars’ understandings of the boundaries of what humans can care about and how humans can care.
在这篇文章中,我研究了1991年11月17日《纽约时报》上的“非裔美国妇女为自己辩护”广告。这则广告反映了1600名黑人女性在希尔-托马斯大法官确认听证会后为安妮塔·希尔辩护的情况。通过分析广告的作者是如何的Anita Hill在反相刘易斯戈登的恶意的想法,建筑与西尔维娅Wynter实践的概念,调协到霍顿斯史的描述黑人女性作为捕获者,并批评肯尼斯•伯克的“男人的定义,”我照亮保健的逻辑,在诚信,拓宽修辞学者的理解人类所关心的边界以及人类如何护理。
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Touching This Leviathan 触摸这个利维坦
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2185017
Amy D. Propen
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Vaccine Rhetorics Vaccine Rhetorics , by Heidi Yoston Lawrence, The Ohio State UP, 2020, 176 pp., $29.95 (paper), ISBN: 9780814255704 《疫苗修辞学》,海蒂·尤斯顿·劳伦斯著,俄亥俄州立大学出版社,2020年,176页,29.95美元(纸质),ISBN: 9780814255704
2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-19 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2185019
Judy Z. Segal
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(An) Allegory of the Undercommons: A Rhetorical Slipstream into the Fugitive Temporal Horizon (1)下层社会的寓言:一种进入暂时视界的修辞流
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-18 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2023.2200701
Matthew Houdek
ABSTRACT To survive the unfolding civilizational crisis will require thinking/feeling (sentipensar) across discordant struggles and systems of thought and breaking the repetitions of diagnostic criticism. To these ends/beginnings, I offer a Counterallegory of the Cave to revision The World by listening to those “strange prisoners” Plato stripped of voice/agency. What might The World, or discipline, look like if its origin stories were grounded in the cave’s pluriversal shadows rather than in the light/dark, master/slave, reason/emotion, and other/ing dualisms of Plato’s allegorical cosmovisión? I follow the cave dwellers into the shadows through a rhetorical slipstream—a speculative “weird rhetoric” where genres, temporalities, epistemologies, peoples, cultures, struggles, histories, contexts, and ontologies overlap, collide, and collude with one another—and move horizontally across the radical space-times where the undercommons of Black Study meet the epistemic south. I perform this rhetorical slipstream in the spirt of Stefano Harney and Fred Moten’s call for refusing the order of discipline and Louis Maraj’s Black Feminist-inspired undisciplined scholarship, Katherine McKittrick’s “method-making” approach to Black Studies and her subversive/nonlinear use of Footnotes, and Darrel Wanzer-Serrano, Walter Mignolo, Arturo Escobar, Raka Shome, and others’ demand for delinking from the modern/colonial episteme.
要在正在展开的文明危机中生存下来,需要跨越不和谐的斗争和思想体系的思考/感觉(sentipensar),并打破诊断性批评的重复。为了达到这些目的/开始,我提供了一个洞穴的反寓言,通过倾听柏拉图剥夺了声音/代理的那些“奇怪的囚犯”来修改世界。如果世界或纪律的起源故事是建立在洞穴的多元阴影中,而不是建立在光明/黑暗、主人/奴隶、理性/情感和柏拉图寓言cosmovisión中其他二元性的基础上,那么世界或纪律会是什么样子呢?我跟随洞穴居民通过一种修辞的流线进入阴影——一种推测性的“怪异修辞”,其中类型、时间、认识论、民族、文化、斗争、历史、语境和本体论相互重叠、碰撞和串通——并在激进的时空中横向移动,在那里黑人研究的下层与认识论的南方相遇。我运用这种修辞手法,是本着以下精神:斯蒂法诺·哈尼和弗雷德·莫滕对拒绝纪律秩序的呼吁,路易斯·马拉吉以黑人女权主义为灵感的无纪律学术,凯瑟琳·麦基特里克对黑人研究的“方法制造”方法,以及她对脚注的颠覆性/非线性使用,以及达雷尔·万泽-塞拉诺、沃尔特·米尼奥洛、阿图罗·埃斯科瓦尔、拉卡·谢姆等人对与现代/殖民知识脱节的要求。
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Thinning the Herd: COVID-19 and the Rhetoric of Trumpian Catastrophe 淡化人群:新冠肺炎与特朗普灾难的修辞
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-17 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2022.2146170
Luke A. Winslow
ABSTRACT As COVID-19 infections spread in early 2020, the term herd immunity drew the Trump administration’s attention as a remedy for redressing the pandemic. However, scientific experts warned the Trump administration against adopting herd immunity as a pandemic response. The Trump administration was unmoved. I argue that understanding the Trump administration’s incongruous pandemic response is impossible without theorizing the deeper catastrophic formations uniting herd immunity and the political Right. Drawing evidence from the Trump administration and its allies, I analyze herd immunity as a reflection of a catastrophic form of social Darwinism emerging from the Trump administration’s coronavirus messaging. By exploring the Trump administration’s general enthusiasm for catastrophe, I offer a fresh scholarly contribution at the intersection of rhetorical studies, public address, and health, political, and scientific communication, ultimately illuminating larger theoretical and political lessons for the discipline and beyond.
摘要随着新冠肺炎感染在2020年初蔓延,群体免疫一词引起了特朗普政府的注意,作为应对疫情的一种补救措施。然而,科学专家警告特朗普政府不要将群体免疫作为应对疫情的手段。特朗普政府不为所动。我认为,如果不将群体免疫和政治右翼结合在一起的更深层次的灾难性形成理论化,就不可能理解特朗普政府不协调的疫情应对措施。根据特朗普政府及其盟友的证据,我将群体免疫分析为特朗普政府新冠病毒信息中出现的灾难性社会达尔文主义的反映。通过探索特朗普政府对灾难的普遍热情,我在修辞研究、公共演讲、健康、政治和科学传播的交叉点上做出了新的学术贡献,最终为该学科及其他学科提供了更大的理论和政治教训。
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Interconnectivity and Power Subversion: Enacting the Rhetoric of According-With 关联性与权力颠覆:演绎“与”的修辞
IF 0.7 2区 文学 Q2 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-05-16 DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2022.2146171
Huaqin Zhu
ABSTRACT In comparative rhetoric, interconnectivity emerges as a frame to conceptualize power struggle, one that specifically counters othering and the underlying essentialist and colonial logics. Interconnectivity stands for a third space where difference and connection coexist and where interdependence characterizes the relationship among interlocutors. This essay addresses how to forge interconnectivity and argues for the rhetoric of according-with. According-with refers to a threefold act, namely, to navigate, use, and refigure established and emergent discursive circumstances. In re/contextualizing practices of according-with in China’s pre-Qin period and various other places and time, I specify resourcefulness and situatedness as two epistemes exercised by according-with. The rhetoric of according-with, then, nuances the particular doing-thinking-be(com)ing that disenfranchised people enact to reshape power differentials. The rhetoric of according-with functions as a critical apparatus to cultivate interconnectivity as one pathway toward subverting power.
摘要在比较修辞学中,相互联系作为一个概念化权力斗争的框架出现,它专门对抗他者以及潜在的本质主义和殖民主义逻辑。相互联系代表着第三个空间,差异和联系共存,相互依存是对话者之间关系的特征。本文论述了如何建立相互联系,并论证了符合的修辞。根据是指三重行为,即导航、使用和重塑既定和突发的话语环境。在对中国先秦时期及其他不同时空的根据实践进行重新语境化分析时,我将足智多谋和情境性作为根据实践的两种认识。因此,根据细微差别的修辞,特定的行动思维是被剥夺权利的人制定来重塑权力差异。符合的修辞作为一种关键的工具,将培养相互联系作为颠覆权力的一条途径。
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