The Art of Infertility

The Art of Infertility is a national arts organization that curates innovative and emotionally provoking art exhibits to portray the realities, pains, and joys of living with infertility. #RhetoricsForAll

Utes Nickname Project

The Utes Nickname Project is a digital archive of Indigenous symbols used by the University of Utah. #RhetoricsForAll

Penn State's Civic & Community Engagement Minor

Civic & Community Engagement Minor empowers students to use classroom learning and field experience with, and for, a diverse array of communities and organizations. #RhetoricsForAll

Rhetoricity

Rhetoricity is a podcast about rhetoric. #RhetoricsForAll

Hidden Histories of Furman

Hidden Histories of Furman University is a mobile application based tour of Furman’s campus focused on the untold stories of race, class, and gender. #RhetoricsForAll

Arguing with Numbers ... The Intersections of Rhetoric and Mathematics

Edited by James Wynn and G. Mitchell Reyes

“Arguing with Numbers is a major contribution to the rhetoric of science, technology, and medicine and is full of important resources for teaching communication to math and engineering students. We can only hope, too, that it will become a foundational book, fostering the further growth of a rhetorical subfield investigating mathematics, related formal systems, and the disciplines that study them.”—Randy Allen Harris, editor of Rhetoric and Incommensurability

Odious Praise

Rhetoric, Religion, and Social Thought

“MacPhail uses the notion of praise (especially praise that turns to blame) as an interpretive key to explain the culture of the Renaissance, a demonstration that is both brilliant and convincing. Since the authors taken into account have been extensively studied, MacPhail builds on the results of modern scholarship: the novelty of his book is to take an unexpected and fruitful look at already known texts and also to draw attention to lesser-known sources.”—Laurent Pernot, author of The Subtle Subtext: Hidden Meanings in Literature and Life

Deplorable

The Worst Presidential Campaigns from Jefferson to Trump

“Deplorable seeks to understand why some presidential campaigns represent the worst American politics has to offer. These elections, Stuckey argues, do not employ traditional discourse to distinguish between issues, parties, and candidates. Instead, deplorable elections tap into fears, arising primarily from race and inequality. Stuckey brilliantly identifies when and how discourse degenerates to despicable and campaigns deteriorate to deplorable. I highly recommend her exquisitely written, lush, and lyrical exploration of these critical elections.”—Diane J. Heith, author of The Presidential Road Show: Public Leadership in an Era of Party Polarization and Media Fragmentation

On Expertise

Cultivating Character, Goodwill, and Practical Wisdom

“On Expertise is an important and well-executed project, combining theoretical discussions with qualitative data collections such as surveys and interviews to answer the question of whether we can change the public’s attitude toward expertise and its ability to participate in discourses of expertise for the better. With cautious optimism, it enters into a crisis with a long and sordid history of a public's deep distrust and skepticism.”—E. Johanna Hartelius, author of The Gifting Logos: Expertise in the Digital Commons

Combating Hate

A Framework for Direct Action

“Combating Hate takes up the vital task of showing how our current methods of responding to hate are hurting our democracy. By using a thoughtful and effective form of scholar-activism, Murray weaves together a rich, firsthand account of the central political confrontations of our moment and teaches us how to develop practical, theoretically sophisticated ways to effectively respond to hate. This is the kind of scholarship that can help save democracy.”—Robert Danisch, coauthor of Beyond Civility: The Competing Obligations of Citizenship