Volume 21, Issue 2: Spring 2019

About this Issue

Editor: Jen Wingard, University of Houston
Associate Editor: Wendy Sharer, East Carolina University
Editorial Assistant: Rachelle A.C. Joplin, University of Houston
Web Coordinator: Jen England, Hamline University
Cover Art: Lisa Masterangelo, Centenary University

Introduction

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Editor’s Welcome
Jen Wingard

Articles

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Transforming the Value of Gendered Service through Institutional Culture Change
Jennifer Heinert and Cassandra Phillips
Tags: 21-2, composition, Feminized labor, gender, Service

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Administration, Emotional Labor, And Gendered Discourses Of Power: A Feminist Chair’s Mission To Make Service Matter
Michelle Payne
Tags: Department Chair, Emotional labor, English department, Feminized labor, gender, Higher education, Service

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Is it Worth it to “Lean In” and Lead? On Being a Woman Department Chair in Rhetoric and Writing Studies
Eileen E. Schell
Tags: Department Chair, Family Formation, gender, Intersectionality, Service, Women leaders

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Advocating Comadrismo: A Feminist Mentoring Approach for Latinas in Rhetoric and Composition
Ana Milena Ribero and Sonia C. Arellano
Tags: Latinas, Mentoring, retention

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Rhetorical Future(s) and Accounting for Rhetorical Debt
Kellie Sharp-Hoskins
Tags: accounting, credit decolonization, debt, economics, feminist practice, futures, rhetoric

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Electric Girl No More: Nineteenth-Century Technofeminism, Constructions of Physical Strength, and Scientific Expertise
Elizabeth Lowry
Tags: identity, literacy, morality, nineteenth-century, performance, science, supernatural, technofeminism, Women

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Toward a Rhetoric of Body as Space
Kelly A. Moreland
Tags: embodiment, feminism and rhetoric, material rhetoric, rhetorical theory, space

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Facebook Feminism: Moderating Story and Visibility in Pantsuit Nation
Alicia Brazeau
Tags: identity, Intersectionality, politics, social media, storytelling

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Learning from The Identity Project: Accountability-Based Strategies for Intersectional Analyses in Queer and Feminist Rhetoric
Elliot Tetreault
Tags: Activist rhetorics; digital activism; artivism; research methods; feminist rhetorics; intersectionality; queer rhetorics; race; colonialism; social justice

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Applying Archival Methods and Methodologies to Public Open Records
Jessica Estep
Tags: archives, feminist methodologies, open records, public engagement, public rhetoric, transportation

Book Reviews

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Digital Curation as Collaborative Archival Method in Feminist Rhetorics
Pamela VanHaitsma and Cassandra Book
Tags: archives, collaboration, curation, digital, historiography, methods, Pinterest

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Review of Bessette, Jean. Retroactivism in the Lesbian Archives: Composing Past and Futures. Southern Illinois UP, 2017. 202 pages.
Alexis Ramsey-Tobienne

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Review of Booher, Amanda K. and Jung, Julie. Feminist Rhetorical Science Studies: Human Bodies, Posthumanist Worlds. Southern Illinois UP, 2018. 260 pages.
Erin A. Frost

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Review of Lorimer Leonard, Rebecca. Writing on the Move: Migrant Women and the Value of Literacy. U of Pittsburgh P, 2017. 182 pages.
Kaia Simon

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Review of Vinson, Jenna. Embodying the Problem: The Persuasive Power of the Teen Mother. Rutgers UP, 2018. 236 pages.
Kim Hensley Owens

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Review of Walden, Sarah W. Tasteful Domesticity: Women’s Rhetoric & the American Cookbook 1790-1940. U of Pittsburgh P, 2018. 220 pages.
Elizabeth J. Fleitz

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