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Edited by Katherine Fredlund, Kerri Hauman, and Jessica Ouellette
The University of Alabama Press
Feminist Connections: Rhetoric and Activism across Time, Space, and Place
1. Seneca Falls, Strategic Mythmaking, and a Feminist Politics of Relation
Authors

Jill Swiencicki; Maria Brandt; Barbara LeSavoy; ; Deborah Uman

ARI Id

1668043708873_11969153

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

23-39

Chapter URL

https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/181/edited_volume/chapter/3131487

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Cover
Half-title, Series page, Title, Copyright, Dedication
i-vi
Contents
vii-viii
List of Illustrations
ix-x
Foreword: Writing against Reactionary Logics
Tarez Samra Graban
xi-xviii
Acknowledgments
xix-xxii
Introduction: Exposing Feminist Connections
Katherine Fredlund; Kerri Hauman; ; Jessica Ouellette
1-16
Part I. Revisionary Rhetorics
Kerri Hauman
17-22
1. Seneca Falls, Strategic Mythmaking, and a Feminist Politics of Relation
Jill Swiencicki; Maria Brandt; Barbara LeSavoy; ; Deborah Uman
23-39
2. Epideictic Rhetoric and Emergent Media: From CAM to BLM
Tara Propper
40-58
3. Recruitment Tropes: Historicizing the Spaces and Bodies of Women Technical Workers
Risa Applegarth; Sarah Hallenbeck; ; Chelsea Redeker Milbourne
59-74
4. Take Once Daily: Queer Theory, Biopolitics, and the Rhetoric of Personal Responsibility
Kellie Jean Sharp
75-88
Part II. Circulatory Rhetorics
Jessica Ouellette
89-92
5. She's Everywhere, All the Time: How the #Dispatch Interviews Created a Sisterhood of Feminist Travelers
Kristin Winet
93-108
6. From Victorian Novels to #LikeALadyDoc: Women Physicians Strengthening Professional Ethos in the Public Sphere
Kristin E. Kondrlik
109-125
7. Feminist Rhetorical Strategies and Networked Activist Movements: #SayHerName as Circulatory Activist Discourse
Liz Lane
126-142
8. From US Progressive Era Speeches to Transnational Social Media Activism: Rhetorical Empathy in Jane Addams's Labor Rhetoric and Joyce Fernandes's #EuEmpregadaDoméstica (I, Housemaid)
Lisa Blankenship
143-160
Part III. Response Rhetorics
Katherine Fredlund
161-166
9. "Anonymous Was a Woman": Anonymous Authorship as Rhetorical Strategy
Skye Roberson
167-180
10. Tracing the Conversation: Legitimizing Mormon Feminism
Tiffany Kinney
181-196
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