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Histories of Ethos: World Perspectives on Rhetoric

Weitere Verfasser:	Baumlin, James S. , [HerausgeberIn] Meyer, Craig A. , [HerausgeberIn]
Umfang/Format:	1 online resource (226 pages).
ISBN:	books978-3-0365-1699-8 9783036517001 9783036516998
Schlagworte:	Philosophy ethos selfhood identity authenticity authority persona positionality postmodernism haunt iatrology trust storytelling Archer Aristotle Bourdieu Corder Foucault Geertz Giddens Gusdorf Heidegger African American literature slave narratives Phillis Wheatley Martin Luther King Malcolm X W.E.B. Du Bois Booker T. Washington Oglala Lakota wound ecology ecological Wounded Knee American Indian cultural wound hip hop black aesthetics New York flow layering rupture productive consumption hype entrepreneurship politics counter-knowledge class social class working class habitus social capital GLBT/LGBTQ queer normativity homonormativity polemic futurity undecidability re/disorientation legitimacy rhetorical agency outness Islamic ethos nonwestern rhetorics Islamophobia The Qur'an Sunnah Ijtihad Islamic State Muslim community (Ummah) Caliphate disability invention rehabilitation accessibility inclusion intersectionality cross-disability identity actant cyborg COVID-19 deep ecology pandemic posthumanism skeptron technoculture Braidotti Haraway Latour African slave trade trauma visual rhetorics wolof language Dakar Door of No Return Gorée Island House of Slaves Senegal contemporary ethos Ghana dialogic heteroglossia postmodern discourses proverbs sexual identity sexual presentation conservative values tradition Chinese ethos rhetoric early Chinese rhetoric Heaven cultural heritage
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Zugang:	Open Access
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