Volume 18, Issue 2: Spring/Summer 2016
About this Issue
Editor: Jennifer Bay and Patricia Sullivan
PDFAssociate Editor: Wendy Sharer, East Carolina University
Editorial Assistant: Rebekah Sims and Jennifer McVeigh
Web Coordinator: Carrie Grant, Erin Brock Carlson, and Trinity Overmeyer
Cover Art: Liz Lane
Introduction
Articles
Claudia Severa’s Birthday Invitation: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Earliest Artifact of Latin Written by a Woman’s Hand
Richard Leo Enos and Natasha Trace Robinson
Tags: archaeology, ars dictaminis, epideictic rhetoric, epigraphy, epistolary rhetoric, ethopoiia, Latin rhetoric, Vindolanda, women’s rhetoric
Richard Leo Enos and Natasha Trace Robinson
Tags: archaeology, ars dictaminis, epideictic rhetoric, epigraphy, epistolary rhetoric, ethopoiia, Latin rhetoric, Vindolanda, women’s rhetoric
Finding the Grimkés in Charleston: Using Feminist Historiographic and Archival Research Methods to Build Public Memory
Amy Gerald
Tags: Angelina Grimké, archival research, archive, Charleston, feminist rhetorical historiography, Grimké, historical tourism, historiography, Kenneth Burke, public memory, research narrative, rhetorical agency, rhetorical history, Sarah Grimké, social reformers, South Carolina
Amy Gerald
Tags: Angelina Grimké, archival research, archive, Charleston, feminist rhetorical historiography, Grimké, historical tourism, historiography, Kenneth Burke, public memory, research narrative, rhetorical agency, rhetorical history, Sarah Grimké, social reformers, South Carolina