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Home / Peitho / Past Issues / Volume 25, Issue 3: Spring 2023

Volume 25, Issue 3: Spring 2023

About this Issue

Editor: Rebecca Dingo and Clancy Ratliff
Associate Editor: Jennifer Nish
Editorial Assistant: Ashley Canter and Stacie Klinowski
Web Coordinator: Kelli Lycke
Cover Art: A photo of the CCCC Feminist Caucus wall quilt, sewn by Holly Hassel from fabric squares made by attendees of CCCC 2019. Overlaid in the lower right corner is a yellow square with Peitho Volume 25.3 Spring 2023 typed in a handwriting font.

Introduction

Editors’ Introduction
Rebecca Dingo and Clancy Ratliff
Tags: in memoriam, post-pandemic

In Memoriam: K. Hyoejin Yoon

Memorial Statement for K. Hyoejin Yoon
Eileen E. Schell
Tags: BIPOC advocacy, in memoriam, motherhood

Asian American Affect and Advocacy: Remembering Hyoejin Yoon
Terese Guinsatao Monberg and Jennifer Sano-Franchini
Tags: affect, Asian/Asian American Caucus, Institutional Discourse, Mentoring, Pandemic Rhetorics, pedagogy

Remarks Given at the CCCC Asian/Asian American Caucus Meeting, February 2023
Jennifer Lin LeMesurier
Tags: Asian femininity, Asian/Asian American Caucus, in memoriam

Remarks Given at West Chester University
Jen Bacon
Tags: feminist mentorship, in memoriam

Articles

Economies of Rights: Transnational Feminism and the Transactional Structure of Rights
Belinda Walzer
Tags: human rights, transnational feminism, women’s rights

From Textual Subjects to Voracious Feminists: Rethink Constitutive Rhetoric
Weiming Gorman
Tags: affective proof, constitutive rhetoric, feminist rhetorical pedagogy, invitational rhetoric, rhetorical listening

Feminist Ethos and Global Food Systems Rhetorics on Campus
Abby Dubisar
Tags: biotechnology, feminist ethos, food, food systems, gender, gmo, land-grant, student ethos, women’s ethos

Cluster Conversation: Feminist Internet Research Ethics edited by Kristi McDuffie and Melissa Ames

Cluster Editors’ Introduction: Defining A Feminist Approach to Internet Research Ethics (Again)
Kristi McDuffie and Melissa Ames
Tags: ethic of care, feminist research methods, Internet research ethics, mentorship, positionality

Developing a Feminist Mentorship Praxis for Digital Aggression Research
Cam Cavaliere and Leigh Gruwell
Tags: digital aggression, feminist mentorship, research methods, safety

Researching on the Intersectional Internet: Slow Coding as Humanistic Recovery
Wilfredo Flores
Tags: Digital Cultural Rhetorics, Intersectionality, methodology

Beyond Text: Ethical Considerations for Visual Online Platforms
Hannah Taylor
Tags: agency, embodiment, visual rhetoric

Towards Best Practices for Podcasting in Rhetoric and Composition
Charles Woods and Devon Fitzgerald Ralston
Tags: Feminist methods, online research, podcasting, podcasts

A Private Conversation in a Public Place: The Ethics of Studying “Virtual Support Groups” Now
Nora Augustine
Tags: confidentiality, domestic violence, Internet research ethics, support groups, Zoom

Teaching Digital Feminist Research Methods: Polluted Digital Landscapes and Care-ful Pedagogies
Gabriella Wilson
Tags: digital ethics, disinformation, emotions, fake news, feminist pedagogy, misinformation, research methods

Book Reviews

Book Review of Utopian Genderscapes: Rhetorics of Women’s Work in the Early Industrial Age
Maria Ferrato
Tags: archives, ecologies of gender, Feminist Research, historiography, material

Review of Ethics and Representation in Feminist Rhetorical Inquiry
Lane Riggs
Tags: archival access, archival listening, archival research, feminist rhetorics, memory work, methodologies

Review of Body Work: The Radical Power of Personal Narrative
Ellen O’Connell Whittet
Tags: autoethnography, creative nonfiction, feminism, memoir, queer studies

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