Presentations of the Conference on Rhetorics of Identity

Presentations at the Conference on
Rhetorics of Identity: Place, Race, Sex and the Person

(Listed in No Particular Order)

Updated 07. January 2005

List is not complete

Links to Abstracts and Papers Will Follow Soon

Todd Penner & Caroline Vander Stichele	Accenting the Other: Rhetorical Constructions of Identity and Difference in the Films of Lars von Trier
Marcia Dawkins	Spinning on Margins: An Analysis of Passing as Communicative Phenomenon
Victor Marsh	The Journey of the Queer "I": Dislocation and Relocation in the Late Life-Writing of Christopher Isherwood
Peter Steeves	Illicit Crossing: The Other at the Human/Animal Boundary
Philippe Chassaigne	The French Gay Community and Its Quest for an Identity, 1979-1983
Roy Jeal	Clothes Make the (Wo)Man
Samuel Hong	Creating Christian Self-identity through Rhetorical Definition, Classification and Association in Origen
Susanne Scholz	Reconstructing Rape for the Olden Days...The Challenge of Biblical Rape Laws for Biblical Studies
Jay Twomey	Silence with Full Submission?: Jonathan Edwards and the Pastoral Epistles
D. Micah Hester	Situating the Self: Concerning an Ethics of Culture and Race
L. Greg Bloomquist	A Rhetorical Contribution to the Problem of Defining Sexuality in Contemporary Anglicanism: Arguments over the Use of Biblical Materials in Recent Discussions on Sexuality within the Anglican Church of Canada
Gerrie Snyman	Constructing and Deconstructing Identities in Post-Apartheid South Africa: A Case of Hybridity versus Untainted Africanicity
Claudia Salamanca	Globalism and Voyeurism: Sexed Identities
Joe Marchal	What Difference Does Paul Make? Rhetorical Constructions of Identity and Community Boundaries in Philippians
Alan van Wyk	“To Rest In Thee": Conversion and Simple Subjectivity
David Roof	The Dawn of Idiocy: Nineteenth Century Tropes and Topologies of Intelligence
Dana Anderson	Identity and "Common Sense": Rhetoric's Responsibility to the Doxastic Status of the Person
Charles Ngugi	Media and Sustenance of Collective Identitification in Africa
Emevwo Biakolo	Orality and African Identity
Barry Mauer	The Epistemology of Cindy Sherman: A Research Method of Media and Cultural Studies