Rhetorical Democracy : Discursive Practices of Civic Engagement Book

	Preface
1	Rhetorical Democracy and Civic Engagement	1
2	Citizen Voices in Cyberpolitical Culture	17
3	Identification and Resistance: Women's Civic Discourse Across the Color Line	33
4	Plato's Shibboleth Delineations; or, the Complete Idiot's Guide to Rhetoric	45
5	The Temple Issues Forum: Innovations in Pedagogy for Civic Engagement	53
	Introduction to the President's Panel	71
6	Terrorist Rhetorics, Rhetorics of Democracies, and Worlds of Meaning	73
7	The Triumph of Consolatory Ritual Over Deliberation Since 9/11	75
8	Citizen Rhetorics After 9/11: Back to Bidness as Usual	81
9	The Rehabilitation of Propaganda: Post-9/11 Media Coverage in the United States	85
10	Remarks for 9/11 Panel	91
11	Public Culture and Public Stupidity Post-9/11	95
12	Love and Theft After 9/11: Magnification in the Rhetorical Aftermath	99
13	Populist Poetry or Rantum-Scantum? The Civil Disobedients of Poetry Slams	107
14	Alternative Articulations of Citizenship: The Written Discourse of a Nineteenth-Century African American Woman	115
15	The Rhetorical Display of "Publicness" in Global Institutions	123
16	Civil Disobedience and the Ethical Appeal of Self-Representation	131
17	The Coalition Rhetoric of Rose Schneiderman	137
18	Identity Across Blood Meridians	145
19	Defending the Public: Procedural Rationality and the Limits of Actually Existing Jurisprudence	151
20	Between Sympathy and Self-Interest: A Reframing of Adam Smith's Economic Rhetoric	159
21	The Concept of Global Citizenship in Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri's Empire: A Challenge to Three Ideas of Rhetorical Mediation	165
22	Rhetoric of Globalization: A Social Movement Defines Its Collective Identity in America	173
23	Strategies of Objection in the Trial of the Chicago Eight	179
24	Figuration of Moral Reform in the Rhetoric of Theodore Dwight Weld	187
25	The Alphabet as Ethics: A Rhetorical Basis for Moral Reality in Hebrew Letters	195
26	Dewey, Discussion, and Democracy in Speech Pedagogy	205
27	Homepages, Blogs, and the Chronotopic Dimensions of Personal Civic (Dis-)Engagement	213
28	Civic Education and Republican Judgment: The Stem Cell Research Discourse of George W. Bush	221
29	Panoramic Memories: Realism, Agency, and the Remembrance of Japanese American Internment	229
30	Rhetorics of Subversion and Silence: The Naming of Illinois State University's Student Union	237
31	Tyrannical Technology and Thin Democracy	243
32	How Medium Clarifies Message in Emerson's "Divinity School Address"	249
33	Desire and Performance at the Classroom Door: Discursive Laminations of Academic and Civic Engagement	255
34	Sisyphus at Starbucks: Complicity Through Resistance in the Satire of Liberties	261
35	Learning to Be Civil: Citizen Judith and Old English Culture	269
36	Memory, Narrative, and Myth in the Construction of National Identity: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Senate Debate Over Reparations for Japanese Americans	277
37	Oral Mind in Civic Engagement: Common Sense and Rhetorical Action	285
38	Fanaticism, Civil Society, and the Arts of Representation in Sixteenth-Century Mexico	293
39	Service-Learning and Cultural Studies: Toward a Hybrid Pedagogy of Rhetorical Intervention	301
	Author Index	309
	Subject Index	313