Field Rhetoric: Ethnography, Ecology, and Engagement in the Places of Persuasion (Rhetoric, Culture, and Social Critique)
by Mack Shelley, Phaedra Carmen Pezzullo, Candice Rai, Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Gerard A. Hauser, John M. Ackerman, Heather Brook Adams, Ralph Cintron, Rick Cruse, Lauren Cutlip, Jane Disney, Danielle Endres, Emma Fox, Jeffrey T. Grabill, Carl G. Herndl, Aaron Hess, Sarah Beth Hopton, Kendall Leon, Laura Lindenfeld, Erin Daina Mcclellan, Bridie Mcgreavy, Michael K. Middleton, Chris Petersen, Stacey Pigg, Elena Yu Polush, Samantha Senda-Cook
A collection of essays exploring rhetoric through ethnographic and ecological approaches, focusing on engaged scholarship in diverse places and communities.
About This Book
Field Rhetoric examines how persuasion operates within specific ecological and social contexts.
The volume brings together scholars who combine ethnographic methods with rhetorical analysis.
Contributors investigate the relationships between place, environment, and communicative practices.
Chapters address issues of engagement, community, and ecological awareness in rhetorical study.
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