
Participatory Critical Rhetoric
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Aaron Hess is assistant professor of rhetoric at Arizona State University at the Downtown Phoenix campus.
Danielle Endres is associate professor of rhetoric in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah.
Samantha Senda-Cook is assistant professor of rhetoric in the Department of Communication Studies and affiliated faculty with the environmental science and sustainability programs at Creighton University.
Content
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Theorizing Participatory Critical Rhetoric
2. The Politics of Participatory Critical Rhetoric
3. An Embodied Critical Presence
4. From Context to Field in Participatory Critical Rhetoric
5. Participants and Perspectives
Conclusion
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