Activism and rhetoric : theories and contexts for political engagement /
Kahn, Seth.
Lee, JongHwa.
New York, N.Y. ; London : Routledge,
2011.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Seth Kahn and JongHwa Lee -- The only conceivable thing to do: reflections on academics and activism / Dana L. Cloud -- "Go back to America and let them know": reflections on activist scholarship / JongHwa Lee -- The work of a middle-class activist: stuck in history / Charles Bazerman -- Speaking truth to power: observations from experience / Lee Artz -- Gadugi: where the fire burns / Ellen Cushman -- Intervention and rhetorics of war: classical insights for contemporary activists / Melissa Dey Hassbrook -- A conservative pundit in liberal surroundings: an uneven odyssey / Richard E. Vatz -- The role of communism in democratic discourse: what activist rhetoricians can learn from the World Bank -- (Re)politicizing the writing process: an exhortation and a cautionary tale / Seth Kahn -- Looking for the left in Russia / Kathleen Feyh -- Developing activist rhetorics on Israel-Palestine: resisting the depoliticization of the American Academy / Matthew Abraham -- Democracy and the academy: ethnographic articulations and interventions for social change / Paige P. Edley and Nina Maria Lozano-Reich -- Against decorous civility: acting as if you live in a democracy / M.J. Braun -- You can't get there from here: higher education, labor activism, and challenges of neoliberal globalization / Kevin Mahoney -- Practicing democracy: an experience-based approach / Ruth E. Ray ... [et al.] -- Breaking news: armchair activists access their power / Shelley Deblasis and Teresa Grettano -- Activism in the ivory tower: finding hope for academic prose / Rebecca Jones -- Reclaiming activism for students / Amy Pason -- Postscript to chapter 7 / Richard E. Vatz.
Political participation.
Communication in politics.
Rhetoric
Communication