This chapter argues that Rhetoric of Health & Medicine (RHM) can and should be
recognized for its methodological contributions, contributions that include new or extended …

Why did an atheist like Carl Sagan talk so much about God? Why does NASA climatologist
James Hansen plead with us in his recent book not to waste" Our Last Chance to Save …

Abstract Rants, Reactions, and other Rhetorics: Genres of the YouTube Vlog examines the
YouTube vlog or “video blog” as a rhetorical mode of address and a portal to the public …

Drawing on a three-year ethnographically oriented study exploring contemporary
professional social work writing, this article focuses on a key concern: the amount of time …

David Adam's book, The Man Who Couldn't Stop, combines history and science with his
personal story of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), addressing recent shifts in cultural …

This article analyses the use of time and space in 'identity journalism'in Poland and
Czechia.'Identity journalism'is an emic term that valorises the construction of identities as …

In this essay, we propose a hack of existing models of environmental risk communication so
that they will better address Anthropocene risks. We focus our discussion on a key area of …

This essay expands on previous feminist rhetorical scholarship to account for the ways that
material, spatial, and temporal rhetorics operate together to enable gender performances …

Rhetoricians have theorized about temporality since the Sophists. In this essay, I argue that
issues of rhetorical temporality can be understood by turning to the chronotope. I examine …

This chapter considers the methodological implications of this burgeoning subfield of
circulation studies, focusing especially on how an" ecological" tendency in this body of …