Political Women

Introduction
Diane M. Blair
I. Initial Women Moving Forward: A Fight for Language
Chapter 1: Epideictic Memories: The Argument for Spatial Agency in Frances E. Willard's A Wheel within a Wheel
Kristie Fleckenstein
Chapter 2: "Shall America Retain the Faith of Our Fathers?": Aimee Semple McPherson and the California Gubernatorial Campaign of 1934
William Carney
Chapter 3: From The Good Ship Lollipop to the White House: Ethos and the Invitational Rhetoric of Shirley Temple Black
Sara Hillin
II. A Shift to Modern Day: A Look at Leadership
Chapter 4: Averting Crisis: Women as Heads of State and Rhetorical Action
Rebecca S. Richards
Chapter 5: Leadership and the [Vice] Presidency: The Nomination Acceptance Speeches of Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin
Michele Lockhart
Chapter 6: No Laughing Matter: Saturday Night Live's Portrayal of Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin
Kathleen Mollick
Chapter 7: Meghan McCain is GOP Proud: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Political Discourse Surrounding Feminist Leadership in the Republican Party
Nichelle D. McNabb and Rachel B. Friedman
III. Women and Politics: 2012 and the Future of Women Leaders in America
Chapter 8: The Female Email: Examining the Leadership and Rhetoric of Female Representations of the 2012 Obama Campaign
Alison Novak and Janet Johnson
Chapter 9: Western Women's Ethos and a Response to Privilege: Advocacy in Hillary Rodham Clinton's "Women's Rights Are Human Rights"
Nancy Myers
Chapter 10: Media and Hillary Clinton's Presidential Campaign: A Model for Understanding Construction of Collective Memory
Mary Tucker-McLaughlin and Kenneth Campbell
Chapter 11: Electing the Commander in Chief: The Gender Regime and Hillary Clinton's 2008 Campaign Rhetoric
Maria Daxenbichler and Rochelle Gregory