Session I
Friday, October 21 @ 1:30PMPlacing Rhetoric in Discourses of Ethnicity§ Robin Somers: “An All-American Indian Pedagogy for English 1A: What Compositionists Can Learn from Indian Colleges”§ Stephanie Pantirer: “Behind the Rhetoric of Commercial Advertising: ‘Boost Mobile’ and the Meaning of Blackness”§ Lisa Thornhill: “Exploring the Dynamics of Transculturational Practices: An Analysis of the Rhetorical Interactions of Language Contact Texts”Cyberplaces of Rhetoric§ Gae Lyn Henderson: “The Place of Rhetoric: Teaching a Relationship-Based Electronic Communication”§ Melanie Kill: “Linking Sites and Rhetorics: Teaching a Rhetorical Approach to Web Design”§ Mary Queen: “Fantasies of Representation: Fields of Rhetorical Action in Cyberspace”The Places of Rhetoric in Society§ Georgie Miller: “Vibrators and Vilification: The Rhetoric of Hysteria”§ Jill McCracken: “Listening to the Language of Sex Workers: A Rhetorical and Ideological Analysis of Representations of Sex Workers”§ Daylyn Luedtke: “Pornography and Mainstream Media: Rhetorics of Control and Excitement in Primetime”Rhetoric(s) of Resistance/Formations of Identity: The Tactic of (dis)Covering Private Discourse (Part I)§ Sonia Apgar Begert: “Rhetoric(s) of Resistance/Formations of Identity: Contestatory Tactics of (dis)Covering Private Discourse”§ Meredith Lee: “The Rhetoric of School as Family: Kû ‘ê i ka Hewa”§ Lori Vail: “Stripped of Their Stripes: When Military Discourses Meet the Academy
Session II
Friday, October 21 @ 3:15PMPlaces of Rhetorical Preservation§ Rebecca DaPra: “The ‘Place’ of Entertaining and Gender: The Rhetorical Making of Habitus in American Cookbooks in the Age of the Feminine Mystique”§ James P. Beasley: “The Archive and the Illusion of Rhetorical Space”§ Alexis E. Ramsey: “Archive-as-Rhetoric”Expanding Our Sense of Place§ Katherine Mack: “One ‘Place’ of Rhetoric in the New South Africa: The Rhetorics of Reconciliation in Post Truth and Reconciliation Literature”§ Sally E. Said: “Speaking to Recreate a World: Thailand after the Tsunami”Literacy, Technology and Professional Writing: Everybody Needs Rhetoric§ Nancy Barron, Sibylle Gruber and Paul WalkerRhetoric(s) of Resistance/Formations of Identity: The Tactic of (dis)Covering Private Discourse (Part II)§ Riki Thompson: “Something About Mary: A Case of Rhetorically Resisting [or Contesting] the Traditional Victim/Offender Relationship in Child Sexual Abuse Cases”§ Lei Lani Michel: “Resistance Visible”§ Catherine McDonald: “The Place of Desire: Genre Theory and Genred Identities”
Session IIISaturday, October 22 @ 9:00AMMapping Women, Mapping Men§ Clifton Justice: “Bears in San Francisco: The Impact of the City’s Rhetoric on a Worldwide Community”§ Cheryl Greene: “Bordertheories: Mapping Women Visually Across Rhetorical Divides”§ Maureen A Mathison and Natalie Stillman Webb: “Writing in Business: Assessing Gender and Performance”Old Rhetoric in New Bottles§ Richard Graff: “Placing Classical Rhetoric: Early Views on the Integration of Speaking and Writing in Rhetorical Instruction”§ Susan McDowell: “Sophistic Rhetoric and the Basic Writing Classroom: Toward a Pedagogical Framework”§ Kristen Seas: “Through the Teeth: Enthymeme and the Rhetoric of Lying”Three Places for Rhetoric: Curriculum, Institution and Identity§ David Reamer: “Rhetoric and Negotiation in Curriculum Review and Redesign”§ Erik Juergensmeyer: “Zones of Community Development: Strategies for Institutional and Community Partnerships”§ Chiara Cannella: “Naming, Defining, and then…?: Civic Literacy as Action”The Role of Rhetoric in the Classroom: Developing a Language and Pedagogy for Teaching Context as Part of Rhetorical Knowledge§ Ellen Quandahl(Chair), Liane Bryson, Katie Hughes, James Towner
Session IV
Saturday, October 22 @ 10:45AM
Rhetorical Spaces in the University§ Roy Vallis: “Disciplining the Interdisciplinary: Rhetoric and the Ethics of Composition”§ Vivette Milson-Whyte: “(K)nots in the Field: The Tenuous Relations between Rhetoric and Composition”§ Laura Card: “Rhetoric: A Common Language to Facilitate Interdisciplinary Conversation”Reconsidering the Places and Spaces of Authority§ Jaime Beatty and Anita Nordbrock: “Deterring Plagiarism: Initial Experiences with www.turnitin.com or Where Does Plagiarism Fit into Rhetoric§ Kathleen J. Ryan and Tarez Samra Graban: “Writing Program Administration as Rhetorical Performance”§ Stephanie Vie: “Distributed Rhetoric: Peer-to-Peer File Sharing and its Place in the Composition Classroom”Placing Rhetoric in the Real World§ Cornelia Elizabeth Vander Hock Wells: “Hey! What Are We (Teaching) Writing For?!! Obedience Training Meets Thinking”§ Bill Bolin and Debi Reese: “The Open Hand: Rhetoricians Explaining Rhetoric to the Masses”§ Doug Downs: “Rhetoric in/on Our Minds: The Place of Rhetoric in Curriculum and Society”Enduring Narrative: Rhetoric through Cultural Milieux§ Fiona Glade (Chair)§ John Hering: “Proper Nouns: Inclusive and Exclusive”§ Gwen Hutchinson: “Questioning the Ethics of Rhetoric”§ Niku Sharafeddin: “Rhetoric and Technology: An Exploration of Oppositional Forces”§ Ronald Cruz: “Inherency: Incidental Hegemony through Standardized English
Session V
Saturday, October 22 @ 1:30PM
Ascending Places in Literacy§ Kirk Branch: “Left Behind: Displacing Literacy in Official Educational Rhetoric§ Stella K. Hadjistassou: “A Critical Examination of the Agendas that Dominate Literacy in English as a Second Language (ESL)”§ Amanda Espinosa-Aguilar: “Places of Publication: Mentoring about Research and Publication”Narrative Places in Rhetoric§ Peter N. Goggin: “’Enjoy Illusions, Lad, and Let the Rocks be Rocks’: LeGuin’s A Wizard of Earthsea as a Spirit of Place Parable for a Rhetoric of Sustainability and Environmental Literacy”§ David M. Rieder: “First Person Writing: Sophie Calle’s Hypertextual Exploration of Non-Place”§ Charles A. Hill: “The Rhetoric of Reality in Fictional Narrative”Pedagogy as the Rhetoric of the Classroom§ Linda Brodkey (Chair), Ellen Quandahl, Holly Bauer, Carrie Wastal
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