Renewing rhetoric's relation to composition essays in honor of Theresa Jarnagin Enos /
Renewing rhetoric's relation to composition essays in honor of Theresa Jarnagin Enos / [electronic resource] :
edited by Shane Borrowman, Stuart C. Brown, Thomas P. Miller ; assistant editor, Sarah Perrault.
- New York : Routledge, 2009.
- xi, 372 p.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: At the conjunction of rhetoric and composition - the contributions of Theresa J. Enos / Road rhetoric: recollecting, recomposing, remaneuvering / Rhetoric revival or process revolution?: revisiting the emergence of composition-rhetoric as a discipline / It still takes phronesis: thirteen ways of looking at practical wisdom in online teaching for global learning / The impossible rhetoric: the impossible composition / Section I reflection: recollecting and recomposing rhetoric / How seriously are we taking professionalization?: a report on graduate curricula in rhetoric and composition / Rhetoric: the cornerstone of a graduate program / Globalization, new(er) rhetorics, and the necessary centrality of both to graduate studies in composition / Section II reflection: traveling time's arrow in rhetoric and composition: the Janus face of doctoral education / Mentoring - and (wo)mentoring - in composition studies / Theorizing service, servicing theory / Constructing history in a film about rhetoric: the black female chorus in Good night, and good luck / Section III reflection: reflections on engendering rhetoric / A call for comity / The secret composition practices of the ancient Spartans: a study of "noncivic" classical rhetoric / Breast cancer discourses and the (dis)articulation of rhetorical action / Section IV reflection: three chances to think both/and / "An eternal golden braid": rhetor as audience, audience as rhetor / In search of comity / Do the right thing: the ethos of pathos in environmentalists' direct mail solicitations / Pure rhetoric / Section V reflection: "it got me thinking": generative ethos and (re)action / "Star struck but unfazed": an interview with Theresa J. Enos / Shane Borrowman, Stuart C. Brown, and Thomas P. Miller -- Theresa J. Enos -- David Fleming -- Hugh Burns -- Susan Miller -- Thomas P. Miller and Jillian Skeffington -- Karen P. Peirce and Theresa J. Enos -- Janice Lauer -- Darin Payne -- Louise Wetherbee Phelps -- Theresa J. Enos -- Julie Marie Jung -- John Schilb -- Andrea Lunsford -- Theresa J. Enos -- Richard Leo Enos -- Elizabeth Ervin -- Peter Elbow -- Theresa J. Enos -- Kathleen Blake Yancey -- Stuart C. Brown and L.A. Coutant -- Sharon Crowley -- Sarah Perault -- Shane Borrowman.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
Enos, Theresa--Criticism and interpretation.
Rhetoric.
Electronic books.
PN175 / .R36 2009
808/.042
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: At the conjunction of rhetoric and composition - the contributions of Theresa J. Enos / Road rhetoric: recollecting, recomposing, remaneuvering / Rhetoric revival or process revolution?: revisiting the emergence of composition-rhetoric as a discipline / It still takes phronesis: thirteen ways of looking at practical wisdom in online teaching for global learning / The impossible rhetoric: the impossible composition / Section I reflection: recollecting and recomposing rhetoric / How seriously are we taking professionalization?: a report on graduate curricula in rhetoric and composition / Rhetoric: the cornerstone of a graduate program / Globalization, new(er) rhetorics, and the necessary centrality of both to graduate studies in composition / Section II reflection: traveling time's arrow in rhetoric and composition: the Janus face of doctoral education / Mentoring - and (wo)mentoring - in composition studies / Theorizing service, servicing theory / Constructing history in a film about rhetoric: the black female chorus in Good night, and good luck / Section III reflection: reflections on engendering rhetoric / A call for comity / The secret composition practices of the ancient Spartans: a study of "noncivic" classical rhetoric / Breast cancer discourses and the (dis)articulation of rhetorical action / Section IV reflection: three chances to think both/and / "An eternal golden braid": rhetor as audience, audience as rhetor / In search of comity / Do the right thing: the ethos of pathos in environmentalists' direct mail solicitations / Pure rhetoric / Section V reflection: "it got me thinking": generative ethos and (re)action / "Star struck but unfazed": an interview with Theresa J. Enos / Shane Borrowman, Stuart C. Brown, and Thomas P. Miller -- Theresa J. Enos -- David Fleming -- Hugh Burns -- Susan Miller -- Thomas P. Miller and Jillian Skeffington -- Karen P. Peirce and Theresa J. Enos -- Janice Lauer -- Darin Payne -- Louise Wetherbee Phelps -- Theresa J. Enos -- Julie Marie Jung -- John Schilb -- Andrea Lunsford -- Theresa J. Enos -- Richard Leo Enos -- Elizabeth Ervin -- Peter Elbow -- Theresa J. Enos -- Kathleen Blake Yancey -- Stuart C. Brown and L.A. Coutant -- Sharon Crowley -- Sarah Perault -- Shane Borrowman.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
Enos, Theresa--Criticism and interpretation.
Rhetoric.
Electronic books.
PN175 / .R36 2009
808/.042