Rhetoric in Intercultural Contexts

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Pub. Date: 2000-05-17
Publisher(s): Sage Publications, Inc
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Summary

Rhetoric in Intercultural Contexts identifies and confronts the challenges facing critics of rhetorical action when the focus of study contains a mixture of cultural traditions and practices. The chapters in this book are both reflections on the limitations of monocultural critical approaches and visions of intercultural critical possibilities. Part I introduces the rationale for the booka??s theme and provides an overview of chapters. Part II contains six chapters that connect specific critical perspectives a?? postmodern, Africalogical, ethnographic, historical a?? to intercultural rhetorical criticism. Part III contains four chapters that examine rhetoric in intercultural contexts. Part IV is the Forum, in which William J. Starosta, a leading proponent of intercultural rhetorical studies, describes his efforts to develop attention to intercultural rhetoric. John C. Hammerback and Raka Shome respond to his framework and to the need for rhetorical critics to adopt an intercultural sensibility.

Author Biography

Vanessa Bowles Beasley (Ph.D.) is Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech Communication at Texas AandM University Donal Carbaugh (Ph.D.) is Professor of Communication at the University of Massachusetts Lynda Dee Dixon (Ph.D.) is Associate Professor in the Department of Interpersonal Communication at Bowling Green State University Elizabeth Gareis (Ed.D.) is Associate Professor at Baruch College Mary M. Garrett (Ph.D.) is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University Alberto Gonzalez (Ph.D.) is Professor and Chair in the Department of Interpersonal Communication at Bowling Green State University John C. Hammerback (Ph.D.) is Professor of Speech Communication at California State University, Hayward Ronald L. Jackson II (Ph.D.) is a cultural communicologist Ringo Ma (Ph.D.) is Associate Professor of Communication at State University of New York, Fredonia Raymie E. McKerrow (Ph.D.) is Professor in the School of Interpersonal Communication at Ohio University Kathi Lynn Pauley (M.A.) is Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences at Calvin College and a doctoral candidate at The Pennsylvania State University Tarla Rai Peterson (Ph.D.) is Associate Professor in the Speech Communication Department at Texas AandM University Paul M. Shaver (Ph.D.) is Vice President of Sabine Telecommunications Services, Inc., in Conroe, Texas Raka Shome (Ph.D.) teaches at Arizona State University Robert Shuter (Ph.D.) is Professor and Chair of the Department of Communication Studies at Marquette University William J. Starosta (Ph.D.) is Professor of Intercultural Communication at Howard University Dolores V. Tanno (Ph.D.) is Professor of Communication at the University of Nevada Karen Wolf (Ph.D.) is Assistant Professor at Oregon State University

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii
PART I: INTRODUCTION
Rhetoric at the Intercultures
3(8)
Alberto Gonzalez
Dolores V. Tanno
PART II: PERSPECTIVES ON RHETORIC AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
The Cultures of Rhetoric
11(8)
Robert Shuter
Situating Rhetoric in Cultural Discourses
19(12)
Donal Carbaugh
Karen Wolf
Africalogical Theory Building: Positioning the Discourse
31(10)
Ronald L. Jackson II
Opening the Future: Postmodern Rhetoric in a Multicultural World
41(6)
Raymie E. McKerrow
Asking New Questions of Old Texts: Presidential Rhetoric and the Demands of Multiculturalism
47(6)
Vanessa Bowles Beasley
Some Elementary Methodological Reflections on the Study of the Chinese Rhetorical Tradition
53(14)
Mary M. Garrett
PART III: RHETORIC IN INTERCULTURAL CONTEXTS
George Bush Goes to Rio: Implications for U.S. Participation in Global Environmental Governance
67(24)
Tarla Rai Peterson
Kathi Lynn Pauley
Rhetoric and Intercultural Friendship Formation
91(28)
Elizabeth Gareis
Water-Related Figurative Language in the Rhetoric of Mencius
119(12)
Ringo Ma
The Cultural Perspective of a Public Health Facility for Oklahoma American Indians: Architectural Change as Rhetoric
131(18)
Lynda Dee Dixon
Paul M. Shaver
PART IV: FORUM ON DEVELOPING FRAMEWORKS FOR INTERCULTURAL RHETORICAL ANALYSIS
On the Intersection of Rhetoric and Intercultural Communication: A 25-Year Personal Retrospective
149(14)
William J. Starosta
Future Research on Rhetoric and Intercultural Communication: Moving Forward from Starosta's ``Intersection''
163(6)
John C. Hammerback
A Response to William Starosta's ``On the Intersection of Rhetoric and Intercultural Communication''
169(6)
Raka Shome
Response to Commentaries by Hammerback and Shome
175(2)
William J. Starosta
Index 177(10)
About the Authors 187

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