enculturation

A Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture

Issue 23: Perspectives and Definitions of Digital Rhetoric

Introduction

Introduction: What is Rhetorical about Digital Rhetoric? Perspectives and Definitions of Digital Rhetoric
Scot Barnett and Justin Hodgson, Indiana University

New Directions in Digital Rhetoric

Looking Back and Looking Forward: Digital Rhetoric as Evolving Field
Douglas Eyman, George Mason University

Ethos, Hexis, and the Case for Persuasive Technologies
Steve Holmes, George Mason University

Print, Digital, and the Liminal Counterpart (in-between): The Lessons of Hill's Manual of Social and Business Forms for Rhetorical Delivery
Kathleen Yancey, Florida State University

Protest Photography in a “Post-Occupy” World: Keywords for a Digital Visual Rhetoric of Public Discourse
E. Cram, University of Iowa

Melanie Loehwing, Mississippi State University
John Louis Lucaites, Indiana University
A Theory of Persuasive Computer Algorithms for Rhetorical Code Studies
Estee Beck, The University of Texas at Arlington

The Bodies That Push the Buttons Matter: Vernacular Digital Rhetoric as a form of Communicative Agency
Angela Aguayo, Southern Illinois University

Positions and Perspectives

Methodologies and Methods for Research in Digital Rhetoric
Crystal VanKooten, Oakland University Rochester, MI

Making Wayves
David M Rieder, North Carolina State University

Paying Attention with Cache
Nathaniel Rivers, Saint Louis University

Creating with the “Universe of the Undiscussed”: Hashtags, Doxa, and Choric Invention
Caddie Alford, Indiana University

Digital Outragicity
Jeff Rice, University of Kentucky

Literacy Sponsorscapes and Mobile Media: Lessons from Youth on Digital Rhetorics
Jon M. Wargo, Wayne State University

Doing Digital Rhetorics

Iconostase: Cyber-history and Hacking Le Corbusier's Method Experiments
Matt Demers, University of Florida

Growing Up with Electracy
Sarah J. Arroyo, California State University at Long Beach

The Rhetoric of Mathematical Programming
Jennifer Warfel Juszkiewicz, Indiana University - Bloomington

Joe Warfel, Northwestern University

Afterward: Reflecting on Digital Rhetoric and the IDRS

Ways of Knowing and Doing in Digital Rhetoric: A Primer
Matthew G. Davis, University of Massachusetts Boston

Stephen J. McElroy, Florida State University
Rory Lee, Ball State University

Reviews

A Review of Barnet's Memory Machines
Jessica Beckett, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univserity

Negotiating Territory, Analysis and Production as a Framework for Digital Rhetoric: A Review of Eyman’s Digital Rhetoric: Theory, Method, Practice
Lucy Anne Johnson, Washington State University

Review of Ridolfo and Hart-Davidson's Rhetoric and the Digital Humanities
Rick Wysocki, University of Louisville

Review of Rhodes and Alexander's Techne: Queer Meditations on Writing the Self
Alexandra Hidalgo, Michigan State University

A Review of Novak's Japanoise: Music at the Edge of Circulation
Benjamin Harley , University of South Carolina