Table of Contents
Contents: T. Enos, Preface. R. Mountford, Making and Unmaking the Prospects for Rhetoric. Part I:The Prospect of Rhetoric: Twenty-Five Years Later.L.F. Bitzer, Rhetoric's Prospects: Past and Future. E. Black, The Prospect of Rhetoric: Twenty-Five Years Later. C. Blair, "We Are All Just Prisoners Here of Our Own Device": Rhetoric in Speech Communication After Wingspread. P. Bizzell, The Prospect of Rhetorical Agency. M. Garrett, How Far We've Come; How Far We Have To Go. S. Mailloux, Rhetoric 2000: The New Prospects. Part II:Positions and Perspectives: Rhetoric, Community, and Social Action.H.W. Johnstone, Jr., Some Further Trends in Rhetorical Theory. L. Ceccarelli, The Ends of Rhetoric: Aesthetic, Political, Epistemic. J.F. Klumpp, The Rhetoric of Community at Century's End. C. Bazerman, Genre and Social Science: Renewing Hopes of Wingspread. D. Sebberson, Is the Prospect of Rhetoric Antirhetorical? Or Rhetoric's Critical Impulse. M. Cooper, A Feminist Glance at Critical Rhetoric. Part III:The Prospects of Rhetoric: New Perspectives.S. Kates, The History of Language Conventions on Mary Augusta Jordan's Rhetoric Text, Correct Writing and Speaking (1904). H. Wu, The Enthymeme Examined from the Chinese Value System. S. Lyons, Crying for Revision: Postmodern Indians and Rhetorics of Tradition. R. Veeder, Rhetorical Study and Practice in the Zone: Chicano/as, Sky Rhetoric, and Earth Rhetoric. R. Johnson-Sheehan, A Hermeneutic View of Scientific Metaphor: A Move Away from Assumptions of Casuality in the Rhetoric of Science. R. Norgaard, The Prospect of Rhetoric in Writing Across the Curriculum. J. Norton, Luce Irigaray and the Ethics of Sexual Difference: Toward a Twenty-First-Century Rhetoric. U.Z. Jaeckel, Hecklers and the Communication Triangle. G. Clark, Road Guides and Travelers' Tales on the Lincoln Highway. V.E. Hillard, Entering the Rhetorical City: The Metropolitan Prospect of Rhetoric. D.L. Juby, Memory Arts, Electronic Topoi, and Dynamic Databases. W.B. Horner, An Allegory. M. Diogenes, The Rhetoric Blues. C.R. Miller, Epilogue: On Divisions and Diversity in Rhetoric.
