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With magical realism, allegory, and gentle humor, Aldama Aldama humor, gentle and allegory, magical realism, With Thankfully, Charlie is a reassuring and winsome companion companion winsome and reassuring is a Charlie Thankfully, Adventures Chupacabra Chupacabra ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHRIS ESCOBAR CHRIS BY ILLUSTRATIONS Frederick Luis Aldama Frederick Juvenile Fiction / Comics and Graphic Novels / Latinx Studies / Latinx Novels Graphic and Comics Fiction / Juvenile is a printmaker a printmaker is and editorial editorial and Floating Head Pura Belpré Award Belpré Pura illustrator and winner of the of winner and illustrator held by the Big People in the Big People by held have have sacrificedeverything!” the niños free to forces join inspires us with the help of the help of with us inspires Fronteriza Fronteriza Written by by Written Frederick Luis Aldama Luis Frederick Illustrated by by Illustrated Meditación of Meditación author recently Norma Elia Cantú, Cantú, Elia Norma — Green.” Chris Escobar Chris a human and a chupacabra a chupacabra and a human a chupacabra and a little and a chupacabra Chupacabra Charlie girl to care for those who those for care to girl June 2020 36 pp. June 978-0-8142-5586-5 T paperback $9.95 illustrations 29 color - Latinographix Books Creek Mad Editor Series Aldama, Luis Frederick is Irish- Aldama Luis Frederick His Latinx. 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Jewish a nonobservant and southerners converges with her personal story and the region’s the region’s personal story her and with converges southerners Sue Eisenfeld is a Yankee by birth, a Virginian by choice, an an choice, by birth, a Virginian by a Yankee is Eisenfeld Sue From South Carolina to Arkansas, she explores the small explores she Arkansas, to Carolina South From She thrived. and lived once people Jewish where towns activist civil rights and cousin distant her of the site visits Freedom 1964’s during murder Goodman’s Andrew in remaining also talks She Jews the only with Summer. 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new title the ohio state university press 6 new title ohiostatepress.org 7 Ohio / Regional Interest / Memoir Interest Regional / Ohio influencing her commitment to improving gorilla husbandrygorilla to improving her commitment influencing the eyes of a devoted zookeeper. The memoir traces memoir The Beth zookeeper. a devoted the eyes of as they mourn the death of one of their own. In the end, the end, In their own. of one of they the death as mourn and to involving her zoo in taking an active role to protect protect to zoo role her active in taking an involving to and social climbing, the unruly nature of teenagers, the capacity the capacity teenagers, of the unrulysocial nature climbing, for humor, and the shared sadness by group members members group by sadness the shared and humor, for to dedicated a zoo program shape helped these animals for fascinating lives of gorillas—the familiar gentleness of of gentleness familiar gorillas—the of lives fascinating and plays power their infants, toward fathers and mothers gorilla conservation. gorilla gorillas there had an enormous effect on her life, shaping and and shaping her life, on effect enormous an had there gorillas in the wild. gorillas offers a behind-the-scenes look at the a look behind-the-scenes offers House Ape the from childhood to her work with captive primates as an adult. adult. an as primates captive with childhood work her to complicated social lives of western lowland gorillas through through gorillas lowland western social of lives complicated working with these animals at the Columbus Zoo. 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new title the ohio state university press 8 Poetry new title Praying Naked

Katie Condon

“Praying Naked kicks ass and elbows the sky as Condon follows the desire that created her, a gift from her mother. Each prayer is a poem of sacred abandon. Condon is a poet who looks you in the eyes as she sings.” —Joy Harjo, US Poet PRAYING Laureate NAKED

“Katie Condon’s first collection of poems wrestles with belief and flesh in equal measure. God appears alongside lovers, the sacred alongside the profane, with desire—both the ecstasy and weight of it—woven inside and through it all. Beautiful, thrilling, strange, and surprising—a cautious celebration, a hopeful elegy.” —Nick Flynn, KATIE CONDON author of I Will Destroy You

Through language both reverent and reckless, Katie Condon’s debut collection renders the body a hymn. Praying Naked is Eden in the midst of the fall, the meat of the apple sweet as sex. In this collection, God is a hopeless and dangerous flirt, mothers die and are resurrected, and disappointing lovers run like hell for the margins. With effortless swagger and confessional candor, Condon lays bare the thrill of lust and its subsequent shame. In poems Katie Condon’s poems have appeared in the New Yorker and Tin House, and brimming with “the desire / to be desired” by men, by God, have received support from the Bread by lovers’ other women, by oneself, she renders a world in Loaf Writers' Conference. which wildflowers are coated in ash and dark bedrooms March 2020 64 pp. flicker with the blue light of longing. The speaker implores $14.95 T paperback 978-0-8142-5573-5 Mad Creek Books - The Journal Charles B. like an undressed wound: “is it wrong to feel a hurt kind of Wheeler Poetry Prize beautiful?” Ecstatic and incisive, Praying Naked is a daring sexual and spiritual reckoning by a breathtaking new poet.

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Lethal Theater Susannah Nevison ohiostatepress.org

2019 84 pp. $16.95 T paperback 978-0-8142-5516-2 Mad Creek Books - The Journal Charles 9 B. Wheeler Poetry Prize

literature can be. can literature living in the United States, exuberantly displays the full range the full range displays exuberantly States, in the United living present, and future that have not been whitewashed by been by whitewashed not have that future and present, read pleasurable is a deeply result cooking. The her through social and magical realism to beyond realism pushes that the first anthology of science fiction and fantasy by Latinxs by fantasy and of fiction science anthology the first have used that watershed moment as a springboard into into a springboard as moment watershed used that have and other luminaries) invite us to imagine a Latinx past, a Latinx past, imagine to us invite luminaries) other and the brash, and the loud satisfyingly through moves anthology the universe saves who unwittingly a grandmother and mainstream perspectives. As in the best this mixtapes, perspectives. As mainstream new and bold explorations of speculative and fantasy forms. forms. fantasy and speculative of bold explorations new and Latinx identities and cultures across genres. Latinx genres. Rising, across cultures and Latinx identities of their art. of demonstrate all the thrilling possibilities of what Latinx what all the of thrilling possibilities demonstrate In that time, new generations of Latinx writers and artists artists and Latinx writers of new generations time, that In It has been half a century since a few now-canonical Latin been has now-canonical a few half a century since It Kathleen Alcalá, Carmen Maria Machado, Ernest Hogan, Hogan, Ernest Machado, Alcalá, CarmenKathleen Maria Collectively, they have found exciting new ways to delve into into delve to new ways exciting found they have Collectively, quiet and thoughtful. There are ghosts, space aliens, robots— space aliens, ghosts, are There thoughtful. and quiet The new and established voices assembled here (including (including here assembled voices established and new The American writers introduced magical realism to the world. the world. to magical realism introduced writers American the imagination.” expands but to tackle the provocative the provocative tackle to literature. The result is an incisive an incisive is The result literature. with Science Fiction and Fantasy Fantasy and Fiction Science with Fiction Film Black: American Pop Culture and and Culture Pop American Black: Black and Superheroes Black Frederick Luis Aldama Luis Frederick Edited by by Edited Introduction by by Introduction Fiction and Fantasy Fiction and Matthew Matthew David Goodwin Also of Interest of Also Tales from la Vida la from Tales Anthology Comics A Latinx Aldama Luis Frederick by Edited Space: Imagining Race in Science in Science Imagining Race Space: 2018 184 pp. T paperback $17.95 978-0-8142-5493-6 - Latinographix Books Creek Mad and entertaining book that not not that entertaining book and the intellect challenges only assembled a dynamic team of of team a dynamic assembled An Anthology of Latinx Science Science Latinx of An Anthology Latinx Rising synthesis of Latino expressivity expressivity Latino of synthesis creative heavy-hitting intellects intellects heavy-hitting creative Fiction / Latinx Studies / Latinx Fiction June 2020 270 pp. June 978-0-8142-5589-6 T paperback $19.95 Books Creek Mad is Assistant Goodwin David Matthew the University at English of Professor Cayey. at Puerto Rico of Adilifu Nama, author of Super author of Nama, —Adilifu “Matthew D. Goodwin has has Goodwin D. “Matthew

the ohio state university press new title 10 Fiction / Latinx Studies Latinx Studies / Gender and Sexuality Studies / Film and Media new title Baseball as Mediated Latinidad Race, Masculinity, Nationalism, and Performances of Identity

Jennifer Domino Rudolph

“There have been many successful Latinos in baseball but doubts about them remain. This work skillfully examines why the game and its fans often see Latinos as ‘others’ on the diamond. If the game is to benefit from this talent, such questions must be addressed. Baseball as Mediated Latinidad helps frame that discussion extremely well.” —Jorge Iber

Jennifer Domino Rudolph is Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies at Connecticut College In her incisive study Baseball as Mediated Latinidad: Race, and author of Embodying Masculinity, Nationalism, and Performances of Identity, Latino Masculinities: Producing Jennifer Domino Rudolph analyzes major league baseball’s Masculatinidad. Latin/o American players—who now make up more May 2020 236 pp. $34.95 paperback 978-0-8142-5584-1 than twenty-five percent of MLB—as sites of undesirable $119.95 printed case 978-0-8142-1431-2 surveillance due to the historical, political, and sociological 7 b&w illustrations Global Latin/o Americas weight placed on them via stereotypes around immigration, Frederick Luis Aldama and Lourdes Torres, Series Editors crime, masculinity, aggression, and violence. Rudolph examines the perception by media and fans of Latino baseball players and the consumption of these athletes as both social and political stand-ins for an entire culture, showing how these participants in the nationalist game of baseball exemplify tensions over race, nation, and language for some while simultaneously revealing baseball as a practice of latinidad, or pan-Latina/o/x identity, for others. By simultaneously exploring the ways in which Latin/o baseball players can appear both as threats to American Also of Interest values and the embodiment of the American Dream, and La Verdad engaging with both archival research and new media An International Dialogue on Hip Hop Latinidades Edited by Melissa Castillo-Garsow representations of MLB players, Rudolph sheds new light and Jason Nichols on the current ambivalence of mainstream American media and fans toward Latin/o culture. ohiostatepress.org

2018 232 pp. $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-5371-7 $89.95 printed case 978-0-8142-1315-5 11 Global Latin/o Americas , Sean Guynes and Martin Lund bring together a together bring Lund Martin and , Sean Guynes be a superhero and who gets to be American on the four- be on to American who gets and be a superhero production and consumption, and historical and cultural cultural and historical and consumption, and production also delve into the production, distribution, audience, and and audience, distribution, the production, into also delve beliefs about American even subvert sometimes and series of essays that contextualize the histories and stakes stakes and the histories contextualize that series essays of alike. media-makers and academics, fans, for studies and power of white a figure fundamentally is superhero media culture. a democratized as well as comics superhero reception of those narratives, highlighting the imbrication the imbrication highlighting those narratives, of reception of whiteness studies, superhero comics, and superhero superhero and comics, superhero studies, whiteness of question, normalize, create, to helped have that forces of constitutive nature of identity, representation, narrative, narrative, representation, identity, of nature constitutive decide to who gets that the stereotypes in forging contexts books. comic of pages color Unstable Masks: Whiteness and American Superhero Superhero American and Whiteness Masks: In Unstable considers the co- considers Masks Unstable race. and whiteness white supremacy and ultimately calls for diversity in diversity calls for ultimately and supremacy white Contributors not only examine superhero narratives but but narratives superhero examine only not Contributors Comics The volume illustrates how the American comic book comic American the how illustrates volume The Enrique —Enrique culture.” and industry, ideology that has penetrated the penetrated has that ideology Whiteness and American American and Whiteness García García Edited by Sean Guynes Sean Guynes by Edited by Foreword Frederick Luis Aldama not about changing ‘comic book’ book’ ‘comic changing about not Comics Studies / Race and Ethnic Studies Ethnic and Race / Studies Comics powerfully state that equality is is equality that state powerfully Superhero Comics Superhero Afterword by Noah Berlatsky Noah by Afterword Afrofuturism Rising Afrofuturism a Movement of Prehistory The Literary III Lavender Isiah Also of Interest of Also should be read be be read should Masks “Unstable In addition to cover. to cover read some extremely bringing together book on comic essays strong works the collection superheroes, inherent the dangers depict to well white predominantly our within heroism.” of constructions cultural Wandtke —Terrence January 2020 274 pp. January 2020 274 978-0-8142-5563-6 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1418-3 case $99.95 printed 19 b&w illustrations in Sexuality and Gender, Race, Suns: New the Speculative Brooks, D. Kinitra and M. Morris Susana Editors Series is a PhD candidate a PhD candidate is Guynes Sean American in twentieth-century at Culture and Literature Michigan State University. at Senior Lecturer is Martin Lund Culture Society, of the Department University. Malmö at Identity and core of American nationalism, nationalism, American of core colors but dismantling a racial a racial dismantling but colors and Martin Lund Unstable Masks Unstable 2019 212 pp. $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-5556-8 case $99.95 printed 978-0-8142-1413-8 Sexuality and Gender, Race, Suns: New in the Speculative “The scholars in this book book in this “The scholars

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April 2020 254 pp. 2020 April 978-0-8142-5580-3 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1427-5 case $99.95 printed 10 b&w illustrations in Sexuality and Gender, Race, Suns: New the Speculative Brooks, D. Kinitra and M. Morris Susana Editors Series is Professor of English English of Professor is Keetley Dawn the She is University. Lehigh at Jesse a Monster: Making author of of 1870s Murderer the Boy Pomeroy, Horror: Plant of coeditor and Boston to the Monstrous Approaches in Fiction and Film. Vegetal enlightening and compelling. They They compelling. and enlightening comprehensive analysis and a and analysis comprehensive Jordan Peele’s Peele’s Jordan Kevin J. Wetmore Jr. Jr. Wetmore J. —Kevin “I find many of the chapters highly highly chapters the of many “I find “The book provides a provides “The book Comics Studies / Race and Ethnic Studies Ethnic and Race / Studies Comics by a US drone strike collateral damage can implicitly demote demote implicitly can damage strike collateral a US drone by life. In the opposite direction, calling a Pakistani child killed child calling a Pakistani direction, the opposite In life. all language. of the edges at lurk focuses specifically study Rowland’s death, to sentenced lives vital and the Unborn), for Memorial the National (at life in such transvaluations. Through a series of case studies, a of casestudies, series Through transvaluations. in such fetal Project), Gut the American (at life microbial including perceived value. Consider the pro-life strategy of calling a of strategy the pro-life Consider value. perceived the value of that child’s life. Allison L. Rowland’s Zoetropes Allison L. Rowland’s life. child’s that of the value how of account systematic the first practices—providing and discourse in public these like operate transvaluations and lives, subhuman lives, worthy into populations parsing into inclusion set for the terms that practices the discursive human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)— fitness premier the nation’s of two (at life human are. who we us make and humanhood at zoetropes—the rhetorical devices and figures that result result that figures devices and zoetropes—the rhetorical at race, theories of cutting-edge with in conversation and fetus a child, thereby effectively promoting the value of fetalof value the promoting effectively thereby a child, fetus gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light light to book brings disability—this and sexuality, gender, Building on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly constantly are we that concept the necropolitical on Building looks at such discursive discursive such looks at Humanhood of Politics the and The way we talk about living beings can raise or lower their or lower raise can beings living we talkabout way The 2018 256 pp. 978-0-8142-5467-7 $24.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1362-9 case $79.95 printed Disabled Upon Arrival Disabled the and Immigration, Eugenics, Disability and Race of Construction Dolmage Timothy Jay Also of Interest of Also fresh take on how hierarchy is is hierarchy on how take fresh humanhood and granted ethical ethical granted and humanhood in a groundbreaking study of how how of study in a groundbreaking rhetorically constructed and and constructed rhetorically rhetorical and biopolitical theory biopolitical and rhetorical and political value. It offers a offers It value. political and and why entities are brought into into brought are entities why and Allison L. Rowland Allison April 2020 190 pp. April 978-0-8142-5582-7 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1430-5 case $99.95 printed 2 b&w illustrations Materiality and in Rhetoric New Directions S. Hesford, Wendy A. Biesecker, Barbara Editors Series Teston, Christa and Allison L. Rowland is Maurer L. Rowland Allison Performance of Professor Associate St. Arts at Communication and University. Lawrence “Through insightful and thought- and insightful “Through with engagements provoking texts, and sites of variety a of the promise shows Zoetropes the intersection at work scholarly a From biopolitics. and rhetoric of of the history of reading brilliant the of the unpacking to rhetoric in the everyday zoetropes of work this biopower, with encounter of an explanation us gives books so a and a rhetoric, as biopower contesting of creatively think to way E. Happe —Kelly reach.” its deployed for social and political political and social for deployed Johnson —Jenell ends.” Politics of Humanhood of Politics Zoetropes the and Rhetoric and Communication / Disability Studies / American Studies / American Studies / Disability Communication and Rhetoric brings together together brings “Zoetropes

the ohio state university press new title 14 new title ohiostatepress.org 15 , unearths beyond divisive rhetoric and seeks to better understand the understand seeks better to and rhetoric divisive beyond latest outbreak, to vehement messages passed back and passed and back messages vehement to outbreak, latest the material circumstances that lead to differing viewpoints viewpoints lead differing to that circumstances the material the pages of medical journals, to news coverage about the about medical news coverage to journals, of the pages calls she approach an using they controversial?—and for a useful framework said—providing is it why and how and brings important attention not just to what is said but but said is what to just not attention important brings and studying other controversial issues. controversial other studying surrounding potential recipients of the flu vaccine, vaccine, the flu of recipients potential surrounding discourse. public nuanced more the need for and skepticism Starting with a key question—If vaccines work, why are are why work, vaccines question—If a key with Starting forth online. From the professional level to the personal to level the professional From online. forth with disease injury associated of and conditions material material conditions underlying the debate. underlying conditions material Debates over vaccination run rampant in the US—from in the US—from run rampant vaccination over Debates Lawrence demonstrates the complexity of vaccination vaccination of the complexity demonstrates Lawrence one, almost everyone has an opinion on vaccinations—and vaccinations—and on opinion an everyone almost has one, of supporters pit issue this around conversations often views, the physician the heart disease of exigency of at in online patients and parents by expressed injury over desire for eradication from policymakers, concern policymakers, concern from eradication for desire the unknown about questions and confessionals, those who of oppose, the voices together bringing In Heidi Yoston Lawrence turns a critical eye toward such such a critical eye toward turns Lawrence Yoston Heidi us moves that a new approach conversations—proposing Vaccine Rhetorics Vaccine In “anti-vaxxers.” against vaccinations primary motivations—the four Examining vaccination. Vaccine Rhetorics Vaccine vaccines, support and question,

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2017 208 pp. 978-0-8142-5387-8 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1325-4 case printed $74.95 care professionals, scientists, scientists, professionals, care drive drive and shape the conflicts.” controversy by attending to to attending by controversy Living Chronic Living in the Expertise and Agency Diabetes of Rhetoric Arduser Lora Also of Interest of Also February 2020 172 pp. February 978-0-8142-5570-4 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1433-6 case $99.95 printed 3 tables Heidi Yoston Lawrence Lawrence Heidi Yoston Professor at George Mason University. Mason George at Professor Vaccine Rhetorics Vaccine Amy Koerber Koerber —Amy Nathan Stormer Stormer —Nathan Vaccine Rhetorics is a Rhetorics “Vaccine “This is a strong piece of research research of piece a strong is “This seeks to answer seeks answer to identifying as victims of social, economic, and political and social, victims as identifying of economic, increasingly organized around melancholic attachments attachments melancholic around organized increasingly this question by examining textual and performative performative and textual examining by this question to an imagined past when white men were still atop the still atop were men when white past imagined an to activists, and political demagogues. Using sources ranging ranging sources Using political demagogues. and activists, death, that argues ultimately political rallies, Kelly and social hierarchy. How and why are white men increasingly increasingly men white are why and How social hierarchy. misogynist and incel communities, survivalists and misogynist communities, incel and gun culture to manifestos Reddit and television reality from examples of white male rhetoric—as found among online online among found male rhetoric—as white of examples change? Casey Ryan Kelly’s Apocalypse Kelly’s Casey Ryan change? Man masculinity. white contemporary of constitution Exemplified by President Donald J. Trump’s slogan “Make “Make slogan Trump’s J. Donald President by Exemplified victimhood, and fatalism have come to underwrite to the come victimhood, have fatalism and American Great Again,” white masculinity has become become masculinity has white Again,” Great American “doomsday preppers,” gender-motivated mass shooters, gun shooters, mass gender-motivated preppers,” “doomsday 2018 232 pp. 978-0-8142-5465-3 $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1361-2 case $84.95 printed the intersecting ideologies of race race of ideologies the intersecting that not only offers an important important an offers only not that white male victimization (and white white (and victimization male white nuanced theoretical accounts accounts theoretical nuanced male supremacy) but also generates generates also but supremacy) male Joshua Gunn moment!” —Joshua particular forms of mediation and and mediation of forms particular project that helps us make sense make us helps that project Casey Ryan Kelly Ryan Casey of the relationship between between the relationship of I articulate. they gender that and in my book this use to am excited own scholarship and teaching.” of our current, popular, political political popular, current, our of of of White Masculine Victimhood

Reality Bites Reality Truth of the Circulation and Rhetoric Culture in U.S. Political Claims L. Cloud Dana April 2020 190 pp. April 978-0-8142-5578-0 back $29.95 paper 978-0-8142-1432-9 case $99.95 printed 3 b&w illustrations is Associate Associate is Kelly Ryan Casey of the University at Professor the author of Nebraska–Lincoln, and Virginity Cinema: Abstinence in Purity of Sexual the Rhetoric the recipient Film, and Contemporary the from awards numerous of Association. Communication National Rhetoric and Communication / American Studies/ Gender and Sexuality Studies Sexuality and Gender Studies/ / American Communication and Rhetoric Also of Interest of Also critique of mediated rhetorics of of rhetorics mediated of critique disturbing, and ultimately necessary necessary ultimately and disturbing, The Death Drive and the Rhetoric the Rhetoric and Drive The Death Apocalypse Man Claire Sisco King Sisco —Claire “Casey Kelly has produced a book a book produced has Kelly “Casey is an ambitious, ambitious, an is Man “Apocalypse

the ohio state university press new title 16 Rhetoric and Communication / American Studies / Cultural Studies new title Ecologies of Harm Rhetorics of Violence in the United States

Megan Eatman

“Ecologies of Harm offers a serious contribution to the rhetorical study of violence. This book will prove important for both rhetorical scholars and those working within the interdisciplinary study of violence.” —Jay Childers

“Ecologies of Harm is a dynamic study of organized public violence that gives focused attention to the relationship between violence and spectacle, considering specifically not the spectacle itself, but its quotidian features and how such features reveal the limits of visibility as well as America’s proclivity to violence.” —Ersula Ore

Ecologies of Harm: Rhetorics of Violence in the United States examines violent spectacles and their quotidian manifestations Megan Eatman is Assistant in order to better understand violence’s cultural work and Professor at Clemson University. persistence. Starting with the supposition that violence is February 2020 186 pp. communicative and meant to “send a message”—be it to deter, $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-5572-8 $99.95 printed case 978-0-8142-1434-3 to scare, or to threaten—Megan Eatman goes one step further New Directions in Rhetoric and Materiality to argue that violence needs to be understood on a deeper level: Barbara A. Biesecker, Wendy S. Hesford, and Christa Teston, Series Editors as direct, structural, cultural, and constitutive across modes, a formulation that requires rethinking its rhetorical aims as less about conscious persuasion and more about the gradual shaping of public identity.

While Eatman looks to examples of violent spectacles to make her case (lynching, capital punishment, and torture in the War on Terror), it is in her analysis of more mundane responses to these forms of violence (congressional debates, court documents, visual art, and memorial performance) where the key to her argument lies—as she shows how circulating violence in these

Also of Interest ways produces violent rhetorical ecologies that facilitate some

Precarious Rhetorics modes of being while foreclosing others. Through this ecological Edited by Wendy S. Hesford, Adela C. approach, Ecologies of Harm offers a new understanding of the Licona, and Christa Teston debates surrounding legacies of violence, examines how rhetoric and violence function together, and explores implications of their ohiostatepress.org entanglement for antiviolence work.

2018 312 pp. $29.95 paperback 978-0-8142-5491-2 $89.95 printed case 978-0-8142-1376-6 17 New Directions in Rhetoric and Materiality then asks how we can practice practice can we how then asks badly, how can we find a fitting response tothose making response fitting a find we can how badly, us force evidence that about questions other light to bring in the face of claims that rely on bad evidence. The chapters chapters bad evidence. The on rely that claims in the face of quite some though archives, literal examining by itself public memory. Rice looks to examples that lie at the fringes of the of fringes lie at that examples Rice looks to memory. public conspiracy discourse—pseudo-science, the paranormal, public and UFO sightings, landing, 9/11, the moon theories about ethics and of forms traditional beyond move and reassess to seeks to uncover why traditional modes of argument often fail fail often argument modes of traditional why seeks uncover to make a deep dive into the nature and character of evidence of character and the nature into a deep dive make especially when debate, of forms ethical productive and more come. to years for unorthodox, as well as more popular archives that exist within within exist that archives popular more as well as unorthodox, will the field impact that new evidence—one perspective on extraordinary claims? These are the questions driving Jenny Jenny driving questions the are These claims? extraordinary evidence she as of the life into study groundbreaking Rice’s evidence Awful is, Archives Conspiracy Archives: Awful insightful, deeply and engaging, How does evidence happen? And when evidence happens when evidence And happens does evidence happen? How debate. we’re faced with arguments that feel like a dead end. Thorough, Thorough, a dead like end. feel that faced arguments with we’re Obama’s birth record. Such fringe examples, Rice argues, Rice argues, fringe examples, Such birth record. Obama’s introduces an entirely entirely an introduces Evidence of Acts and Rhetoric, Theory, After sketching a broader framework for understanding what what understanding for broader framework a sketching After work in a way that we really need need really we that in a way work Jenny Rice Jenny rather, it breaks new ground and in and new ground breaks it rather, political current in our now right Conspiracy Theory, Rhetoric, and and Rhetoric, Theory, Conspiracy Acts of Evidence Evidence of Acts duplicating familiar arguments; arguments; familiar duplicating archival and rhetoric joins doing so, Ritter —Kelly Timely.” climate. April 2020 226 pp. 2020 April 978-0-8142-5579-7 $34.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1435-0 case $119.95 printed 10 b&w illustrations is Associate Professor Professor Associate is Rice Jenny She Kentucky. of the University at Publics: Distant the author of is the and Rhetoric Development Crisis. of Subject Awful Archives Awful Rhetoric and Communication / American Studies Studies / American Communication and Rhetoric “The book is well-positioned to avoid avoid to well-positioned is “The book

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2007 270 pp. 978-0-8142-5510-0 $34.95 paperback 978-0-8142-1070-3 case $79.95 printed Identities Memories/Modern Classical May 2020 230 pp. May 978-0-8142-1424-4 case $79.95 printed Identities Memories/Modern Classical H. Armstrong, Richard and Miller Allen Paul Editors Series is Assistant Rollins ProfessorBrooke University. Lehigh at English of collocation of deconstruction and and deconstruction of collocation seem natural.” rhetoric classical embrace our rhetorical heritage heritage rhetorical our embrace drawing out in them the in them the out drawing The Ethics of Persuasion of Ethics The Sean Gurd Gurd —Sean “It’s incredibly unusual for anyone anyone for unusual incredibly “It’s Brooke Rollins offers a a offers Rollins “Brooke backlash. Revising the predominantly economic and isolationist isolationist and economic backlash. 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