1st Edition
Landmark Essays on Rhetoric of Science: Issues and Methods
Part 1: Issues
1. Ideas, Stray or Stolen, About Scientific Writing, No. 1
Charles Sanders Peirce (c1904)
2. The Personae of Scientific Discourse
P. N. Campbell
3. The Rhetoric of Science
Philip C. Wander
4. Are Scientists Rhetors in Disguise?
Herbert W. Simons
5. Rhetorical Criticism and the Rhetoric of Science
Leah Ceccarelli
6. Some Cautionary Strictures on the Writing of the Rhetoric of Science
J. E. McGuire and Trevor Melia
7. Rhetoric of Science Without Constraints
Alan G. Gross
8. Reclaiming Rhetoric of Science and Technology: Knowing In and About the World
James H. Collier
9. The Productivity of Scientific Rhetoric
David J. Depew and John Lyne
10. When We Can’t Wait on Truth: The Nature of Rhetoric in The Rhetoric of Science
Nathan Crick
Part 2: Methods
11. Rhetoric, Topoi, and Scientific Revolutions
Kenneth S. Zagacki and William Keith
12. Kairos in the Rhetoric of Science
Carolyn R. Miller
13. Figures of Argument
Jeanne Fahnestock
14. Switch-Side Debating Meets Demand-Driven Rhetoric of Science
Gordon R. Mitchell
15. Uncertainty, Spheres of Argument, and the Transgressive Ethos of the Science Adviser
Lynda Walsh and Kenneth C. Walker
16. The 1923 Scientistic Campaign and Dao-Discourse: A Cross-Cultural Study of the Rhetoric of Science
Xiaosui Xiao
17. Race and Genetics from a Modal Materialist Perspective
Celeste M. Condit
18. Socioscientific Controversies: A Theoretical and Methodological Framework
Craig O. Stewart
19. Presence as a Consequence of Verbal-Visual Interaction: A Theoretical Approach
Alan G. Gross
20. Networks, Genres, and Complex Wholes: Citizen Science and How We Act Together through Typified Text
Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher and Kate Maddalena
Biography
Randy Allen Harris is Professor of Linguistics, Rhetoric, and Communication Design at the University of Waterloo. His other books include Rhetoric and Incommensurability and The Linguistic Wars.
