Rhetor 8.1

Published in 2021 by RhetCanada, the Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric

Guest-edited by David Beard. The editor of Rhetor is Tracy Whalen.

Articles

Editor’s Introduction: An Intellectual Map of Scholarship in RhetCanada, pp. 1-5
David Beard, editor of special issue

A Diverse Collection of Canadian Scholars

Perspective by Incongruity: An Identity of Interdisciplinarity, pp. 9-18
Tess Laidlaw

Striving for a Post-Colonial Canadian Hermeneutic, pp. 19-25
M. Shivaun Corry

The Rhetorician’s Identity, pp. 26-32
Maurice Charland

University of Waterloo

Inhabiting Paradoxical Identity: How Kenneth Burke Saved Me, pp. 35-41
Kyle Gerber

Game Studies, Middle State Publishing, and Scholarly Identity, pp. 42-48
Betsy Brey

The Cognitive and Computational Programme in Rhetorical Studies, pp. 49-59
Randy Allen Harris and Chrysanne DiMarco

Rhetoric and the Reluctant Postnationalist, pp. 60-69
Bruce Dadey

Building a Better Barn: A Community-Oriented Approach to Rhetorical Scholarship, pp. 70-79
Devon Moriarty

Genre Across Borders, pp. 80-85
Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher

University of Saskatchewan

Call to Witness: Canada, Identity, and the Canadian Rhetorician, pp. 89-97
John Moffatt

American Ad-Women, Rhetoric, and Professional Identity in a Canadian College of Engineering, pp. 98-109
Jeanie Wills

University of Winnipeg

Inland Ocean: Navigating Sense of Place in a Colonial State, pp. 113-18
Andrew McGillivray

“To Stand to One Side”: Reflections on Rhetoric and Edgy Identities, pp. 119-27
Tracy Whalen

Place-making and Networking: Practicing Local and Transnational Rhetorics, pp. 128-41
Jaqueline McLeod Rogers

University of Alberta

Waiting to Be Found: Research Questions and Canadian National Identity in the Borderland, pp. 145-52
Nancy Bray

Researching and Teaching Writing in Canada, pp. 153-63
Roger Graves

A Wordsmith among Scientists: Cultural Identity and Scholarly Work, pp. 164-71
Heather Graves

An International Organization: Belgium

Am I a “Belgian” Scholar?, pp. 175-80
Julie Dainville

Negotiating Identities : Exercising Empathy, pp. 181-88
Victor Ferry

What Rhetoric Tells us about Ourselves : Parallels and Crossroads, pp. 189-98
Loïc Nicolas

About the Authors, pp. 199-205
About RhetCanada / Qu’est-ce que la RhetCanada?, pp. 206-07

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