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the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition

• 2013

• 71. A More Capacious Conception: Digital Scholarship and Tenure

• 319. The Future of the PhD in Postsecondary Teaching

• 390. Troubling Culture across Rhetorics

• 2012

• 159. Rhetoric and/of the Job Market

• 421. Rhetorical Historiography and the Digital Humanities

• 690. Human Rights Rhetoric: Witness and Testify

• 2011

• 191. Learning from Literacy Narratives: Balancing Hope and Critique

• 815. Rhetoric and Composition: Imagined (Dis)Continuities

• 2009

• 15. Unmet Demands: Challenging Histories of Rhetoric and Literacy

• 246. New Rhetorics from the Archive: United States Women Remaking Work and Civic Space

• 537. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition

• 656. New Technologies, New Rhetorics

• 2008

• 215. Queer Rhetorics

• 450. Deconstructing Histories, Reconstructing Knowledges: Queer Rhetorics and the Practice of History (Re)Making

• 646. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the Teaching of Writing and the Division on the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition

• 761. Reintegrating Civic Literacy and Political Rhetoric in the Humanities Curriculum

• 2007

• 86. Rhetoric of Civic Engagement

• 569. Rhetoric in a Time of Global Conflict

• 582. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition and the Division on the Teaching of Writing

• 734. Disciplinarity . . . and Beyond?

• 2006

• 30. Rhetoricizing Technology, Technologizing Rhetoric

• 292. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition

• 341. Race and Rhetoric

• 487. A Rhetoric of Wayne Booth

• 2005

• 110. Situated Rhetorics

• 329. Ancient Rhetorics and Contemporary Pedagogies

• 669. Troubling the Traditions: Intersections of Literature and Composition

• 2004

• 222. Contemporary Political Rhetoric: The 2004 Election and Beyond

• 288. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the History and Theory of Rhetoric and Composition, the Division on the Teaching of Writing, and the Division on Language and Society

• 440. Rhetoric and the State

• 547. Rhetorics of Second-Wave Feminism

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