Ethos: New Essays in Rhetorical and Critical Theory Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction: Positioning Ethos in Historical and Contemporary Theory
	Self-Structure as a Rhetorical Device: Modern Ethos and the Divisiveness of the Self	3
	The Splitting Image: Contemporary Feminisms and the Ethics of Ethos	37
	Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and the Ethos of the Subaltern	65
	On the Psychology of the Pisteis: Mapping the Terrains of Mind and Rhetoric	91
	Ethos: Imitation, Impersonation, and Voice	115
	Trust, Ethos, Transference: Plato and the Problem of Rhetorical Method	149
	From Aristotle to Madison Avenue: Ethos and the Ethics of Argument	171
	Cicero Latinizes Hellenic Ethos	191
	"Dramatic" Ethos in Cicero's Later Rhetorical Works	211
	"A good (wo)man skilled in speaking": Ethos, Self-Fashioning, and Gender in Renaissance England	229
	Ethical Argumentation in Darwin's Origin of Species	265
	Ethos and the Conservative Tradition in Nineteenth-Century American Protestant Homiletics	293
	Taking a Ride on the "Old Ship of Zion": Self-Making in African-American Folk Religion	319
	Hunting Lieutenant Chadbourne: A Search for Ethos Whether Real or Pretended	343
	Literary Ethos: Dispersion, Resistance, Mystification	367
	Concerning a Postclassical Ethos as Para/Rhetorical Ethics, the "Selphs," and The Excluded Third	389
	A Selected Bibliography of Modern Research on Ethos	433
	Notes on Contributors	453